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The economic crisis is not impacting many businesses. In many industry one is confronted with the decline in the number of jobs and declining turnover. As a result, entrepreneurs tried to turn the tide by increasing time spent on such acquisitions and gaining more awareness. The time spent on the latter or similar activities, in practice not always readily identifiable. This makes it difficult for entrepreneurs to make a reasonable and meets the criterion hours, giving access to a number of tax allowances.
These circumstances give rise to the review of eligibility criteria for the hours to clarify the classification of the work of the entrepreneur. This decision shows how the interpretation of the test takes place hours. It must involve ongoing efforts to ensure the business interests of the company. In those cases where there is doubt about the plausibility of the number of hours devoted to this work, the inspector for the crisis years 2009 and 2010 only show flexibility.
Property business in Indonesia is currently being developed both to be occupied or for long term investment is promising. Before we want to buy a property should we need to know the taxes associated with property purchase transaction itself. Buying property either individually or through the developer / property developers, there are taxes imposed by the government to us. Usually taxes have been incorporated into the selling price if we buy a property through the developer / property developer. The amount of tax depends on the type, amount, size and location of the property.
Here are some of the tax list shall we know if we want to buy a property, a house or dwelling:
- VAT (Value Added Tax)
This tax is only charged once when buying a new property, both from developers and individuals. The amount of tax 10 percent of transaction value. VAT levied property worth over 36 million. If buying property from developers, for the payment and reporting is usually done through the developer. But if you buy from peroarangan, payments are made himself After the transaction, no later than December 15 next month and reported to the local tax office no later than the date of the next 20 months.
- BPHTB (Duty on Acquisition of Land and Buildings)
BPHTB or duties on the acquisition of land and buildings is a tax imposed on the acquisition cost of land and buildings. Acquisition of land and or building is an act or event which resulted in obtaining legal or owns the rights to land and or buildings by a private individual or entity. BPHTB is subject to tax on the acquisition of land and or buildings. BPHTB subject is an individual or an entity which obtained the rights to the land and or buildings.
BPHTB tariffs amounted to 5% of Value of Taxable Tax Object Acquisition. Cost is subject to tax or not subject to tax NPOP set at Rp. 60 million (thirty million rupiah) that any time an amount could be changed by government regulations.
As the old business adage: local, local, local. A business often depends on the location of its commercial real estate to survive and grow. Use their local retailers to attract as many customers as possible, while other businesses may worry over the lease rates, square footage, or the convenient access of their employees.
Factors if Buy or Lease Commercial Real Estate:
* Access to capital at the beginning of the business cash
* The type of business in which you want to be
* If the company has established credit
Common Types of Commercial Leases
Many business owners, particularly those in large cities, rent the property to be used for conducting business. There are many different types of commercial leases a business owner can be incorporated with an owner. Some examples of commercial leases are:
* Fixed Lease: A lease is fixed as a typical residential lease. In a fixed rent parties agree on a specific amount of fee for a fixed period of time.
* Step Lease: A lease of way, the parties agree to raise the rent a certain amount annually. The lease incorporates step to recognize that the owner could potentially incur increased costs.
* Thick Lease: In a large lease, the lessee pays the rent to the owner through a periodic (or fixed-term). The owner grants a lease large pay some or all costs of business operation.