JAKARTA - The government emphasizes that the latest regulations regarding the provisions of export foreign exchange (DHE) for natural resources (SDA) require exporters to store 100 percent domestically for a period of one year on a scale that has the potential to increase foreign exchange reserves of up to 90 billion US dollars.
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said that the revision of the DHE SDA has the potential to increase reserves of as much as 90 billion US dollars was obtained for one year.
"It can reach above 90 billion US dollars. One year (placement)," he told the media crew, Tuesday, January 21.
Airlangga ensured that the policy had received the blessing of President Prabowo Subianto and there was no rejection from the businessmen, because the discussion had involved all stakeholders.
"There is no (reaction), we have communicated with all stakeholders," he added.
Airlangga said that the placement of DHE SDA in special domestic accounts is required for exporters who have an export value of more than 250,000 US dollars per year.
Even so, Airlangga said exporters could still use it for operational needs.
"It can be used for tax payments, used to convert to rupiah for operational payments," he explained.
Airlangga added that the draft Government Regulation (PP) is in the process of drafting or preparing to be adjusted or harmonized with other regulations or policies to be more harmonious or harmonious.
"The PP is being prepared for Harmonization," he said.
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Airlangga said the government would coordinate with Bank Indonesia (BI), the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and banks in harmonizing Government Regulations.
"Continue to harmonize and then there will be coordination with BI, OJK, banks," he explained.
In line with this, Airlangga said that he would continue to provide incentives to exporters, one of which was from banks, namely regulations related to cash colllateral.
"For banks to be prepared, for cash colllateral, prepared, use for tax payments, dividend payments are all regulated there," he said.
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