How is the final income tax deducted when I sell Indonesian stocks on Pluang?
When you sell Indonesian stocks on Pluang, a 0.10% final income tax (PPh final) is deducted automatically from the sale value. It's calculated on the gross transaction value, not on your profit, so it applies even when you sell at a loss. The tax is withheld and paid to the government on your behalf, so there's nothing to pay separately. It's already included in the 0.25% all-in sell rate, and you'll see it on the order confirmation screen before you submit.
The tax applies to sales only: buying carries no income tax. Because it's a final tax, the obligation is settled when it's withheld. It's the only reason the sell rate (0.25%) is higher than the buy rate (0.15%). For the full fee table, see What are the transaction fees for Indonesian stocks on Pluang?
Example: selling 10 lots at Rp5,000 per share
| Sell | |
|---|---|
| Transaction value (1,000 shares × Rp5,000) | Rp5,000,000 |
| Pluang trading fee | Rp4,806 |
| VAT on trading fee | Rp529 |
| Levy | Rp1,500 |
| VAT on levy | Rp165 |
| KPEI clearing fee | Rp500 |
| Final income tax (0.10%) | Rp5,000 |
| Total fees | Rp12,500 |
| Net amount | Rp4,987,500 received |
See the full fee schedule at pluang.com/en/biaya/id-stocks.
Related questions
Q: Do I still pay the tax if I sell at a loss?
Yes. The 0.10% is calculated on the gross sale value (price × number of shares), not on your gain, so it's deducted whether the position made or lost money. There's no exemption or reduction for a loss.
Q: Do I need to report it on my annual tax return (SPT)?
The tax itself is settled when it's withheld, so you don't pay it again. How to list your stock sales in your annual SPT depends on your own situation, so check with a tax adviser if you're unsure.
Q: Where can I see how much tax was deducted?
The final income tax is shown as its own line on the order confirmation screen before you confirm a sale, and again in your transaction history once the sale is done.
Q: Is tax deducted from my dividends?
No. Cash dividends are credited to your RDN in full, with no tax deducted when they're paid. The 0.10% final income tax applies only to stock sales.
Last updated: 9 October 2026