Sanctions for Traders who Violate Import Regulations for Goods Below Rp1.5 Million

"Sanctions for Traders who Violate Import Regulations on Goods Below Rp1.5 Million"

Sanctions for Traders who Violate Import Regulations for Goods Below Rp1.5 Million

Dream - The government officially issued Minister of Trade Regulation (Permendag) Number 31 of 2023 on Business Licensing, Advertising, Development, and Supervision of Business Actors in Electronic Trading System (PMSE). This regulation replaces Permendag Number 50 of 2020.

One of the regulations that is stipulated is the minimum price per unit of imported goods, as well as the sanctions received if traders violate it.

The rule is stated in Article 19 clause 2, which explains 'The minimum price of the goods as referred to in clause (1) is freight on board (FOB) US$100 (approximately Rp1.5 million) per unit'.

While the intended administrative sanctions are outlined in Article 50 paragraph 2, including: - Written warning - Included in the priority monitoring list - Included in the blacklist - Temporary blocking of domestic and/or foreign PPMSE services by relevant authorized agencies - Revocation of business license

"While the administrative sanctions referred to are stipulated in Article 50 paragraph 2, including:Written warningIncluded in the priority monitoring listIncluded in the blacklistTemporary blocking of domestic and/or foreign PPMSE services by the relevant authorized agenciesRevocation of business permits"

"For written warnings, a maximum of 3 times will be given with a grace period of 14 calendar days counted from the date of the warning letter before it is issued."

"If within the specified period as referred to in paragraph (2) the Business Actor still fails to fulfill the obligations as referred to in Article 3 paragraph (1) and/or Article 6, they shall be subject to administrative sanctions in the form of being included in the blacklist and temporary blocking of PPMSE services by the relevant authorized agency."

Article 51 paragraph 3 sound.

Quoted from Merdeka.com, one of the rules that must not be violated is stated in Article 3 paragraph 1, which states that traders are required to have a Business License in conducting business activities in the Trade sector in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations regarding the implementation of risk-based Business Licensing.

"In addition to the Business Licensing as referred to in paragraph (1), Business Actors are required to obtain Business Licensing in each sector in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations regarding the implementation of risk-based Business Licensing,""

sound of article 3 clause 2.

Then in Article 5 paragraph 1 for foreign traders who carry out PMSE activities in PPMSE, they must have trader identities in the form of name and address of the home country, business license, proof of compliance with standards or technical requirements of goods, and bank account number.

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