YOGYAKARTA In the context of individual income, gross income is a dirty wage earned in a period, it can be per month or one year. This means that the wages can come from various sources. This article will explain the understanding of gross income.
In the online Big Indonesian Dictionary (KBBI), gross is defined as dirty, it can be in the context of heavy mass, salary, profit, and income. Check out the following explanation.
Reporting from the Tax Foundation, gross income is the total income that a person has before the wage tax, tips, investment, interest, and other forms of income.
Gross income can also be called dirty salary because the nominal is calculated in total from various sources ranging from basic salary, allowances, bonuses, incentives, and all other forms of income earned by a person in exchange for the work he does.
On the official website of the Directorate General of Taxes of the Republic of Indonesia (RI), gross income is divided into two, namely as follows.
This income is obtained from a fixed source of work that a person has. This income can come from basic salary, allowances, incentives, and so on.
On the other hand, this income is obtained regularly, aka not necessarily. Usually this income is obtained from non-essential jobs. Examples of income of this type are THR, bonuses based on sales, overtime, and so on.
Calculating gross income is very easy. However, you need to first record all the income earned. Follow the following steps to facilitate your calculation.
Recording income is important to calculate gross income. This income includes salaries, bonuses, investment returns, THR, and all other sources of income.
If the recording is complete, increase the number of all sources of income. Meanwhile, the selected period can be adjusted to the needs. Usually, the calculation is based on a time of one year. The total number of these sources of income is called gross income.
Knowing dirty income is the starting point in calculating a person's tax obligations. In Indonesia, regulation and implementation of gross income are regulated in several rules, for example in Law Number 36 of 2008 concerning the Fourth Amendment to Law Number 7 of 1983 concerning Income Taxes and Regulation of the Director General of Taxes No. PER-16 / PJ / 2016 concerning Non-Taxable Income Rates (PTKP).
Reporting taxes based on gross income needs to be done. However, not all sources of income must be calculated into gross income. The following is the component of gross income that must be reported.
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