DKI Removes Tax Fines and Vehicle Title Transfer Fees until December 31

November 10, 2025
8:21 AM

Jakarta, huutoanland Indonesia
—
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government through the Regional Revenue Agency (Bapenda) has officially waived administrative sanctions for Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fees (
BBNKB
).
This sanctions elimination program is valid from 10 November to 31 December 2025 in all Samsat areas in Jakarta.
The policy is stipulated through the Decree of the Head of the DKI Jakarta Bapenda Number e-0104 of 2025 concerning Exemption from Occupational Administrative Sanctions for Motor Vehicle Taxes and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fees.
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Head of DKI Jakarta Bapenda Lusiana Herawati explained that this step was taken based on the Governor’s direction to provide convenience for the public while encouraging taxpayers to be more orderly in administration.
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“This is our step to help the community, as well as encourage tax awareness and orderly administration of motorized vehicles in Jakarta,” said Lusiana, Sunday (9/11).
He added that this exemption is given automatically without the need for an application from the taxpayer.
Adjustments are also made directly through the regional tax management information system, so that people simply pay the principal tax according to the provisions without being subject to late fines.
“Administrative sanctions that are removed are fines that arise due to late payment of the tax owed. So just pay the principal tax,” he explained.
This policy is also part of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government’s efforts to accelerate the realization of regional tax revenues and provide economic stimulus for the community towards the end of the year.Through this step, the regional government hopes that the level of tax compliance will increase and the administrative process will become easier and more transparent.
Lusiana added that tax payments can also be made via the SIGNAL application.This system means that people do not need to come to the Samsat office, but remain flexible in paying off their obligations.
“We want the community to feel helped. The regional taxes paid will go back to the development and welfare of Jakarta residents,” said Lusiana.
(ryh/mik)
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