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South Jakarta's PBB-P2 Collection Reaches 107.9 Percent

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South Jakarta's PBB-P2 Collection Reaches 107.9 Percent
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Jakarta (ANTARA) - The South Jakarta City Government (Pemkot Jaksel) has recorded a collection achievement for the Rural and Urban Land and Building Tax (PBB-P2) for the year 2025 at 107.90 percent. “This achievement must continue to be maintained with the support of stakeholders, particularly taxpayers. We do not expect any decline in PBB-P2 collection performance this year,” said the Deputy Mayor of South Jakarta, Ali Murthadho, in a written statement in Jakarta on Monday. Ali stated that this achievement is a milestone that must be preserved this year. To maintain this positive trend, the South Jakarta City Government is holding outreach and dissemination of regional tax policies for 2026. He assessed that this activity is important for increasing public understanding of tax policies as a foundation in supporting regional development. Furthermore, he also reminded of the importance of the role of Dasa Wisma, RT, RW, City Council, and other community elements as the frontline in directly interacting with residents. “The government cannot build this city alone; sustainable synergy between the government and the community is required,” he said. Meanwhile, the Head of the Regional Revenue Agency of DKI Jakarta Province, Lusiana Herawati, appreciated the compliance of taxpayers in South Jakarta throughout 2025. According to her, this event, attended by around 250 participants, aims to socialise the Governor of DKI Jakarta’s Decree Number 339 of 2026 regarding PBB-P2 policies. “This policy is a regional fiscal strategy to maintain people’s purchasing power amid global economic pressures, while ensuring the continuity of regional revenues,” she stated. She hopes that this activity can encourage support and cooperation from taxpayers, both individuals and business entities, in fulfilling their regional tax payment obligations. “We are open to input, criticism, and constructive suggestions as material for evaluation to improve services,” said Lusiana.

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