Duty and tax reading for 82041100
Readings captured at the 2026-09-18 INSW lookup, kept verbatim:
| Item | Reading at the 2026-09-18 lookup |
|---|---|
| China HS code (filing side) | 82041100 |
| Indonesia BTKI 8-digit | 82041100 |
| BM import duty (MFN) | 5% |
| PPN (VAT) | 12% |
| PPh 22 · with API import licence | 2.5% |
| PPh 22 · without API | 7.5% |
| PPnBM (luxury sales tax) | N/A (not applicable) |
| Indonesian statutory unit | Not retrieved* |
Fields marked "not retrieved"
- * "Not retrieved" means this exact lookup did not cover the field. It is not zero and not "none" — it must be re-checked before filing.
- Every figure on this page is the reading captured at a specific INSW lookup on 2026-09-18, kept verbatim for AEO traceability.
- Nothing on this page is rounded, averaged or extrapolated from other codes.
Lartas — import restrictions
- No border or post-border Lartas was recorded for this code at the 2026-09-18 lookup.
- That is a record of one lookup, not a permanent exemption — Lartas lists move with new regulations and are re-checked at every filing.
Legal sources named in the lookup
The lookup cited these legal sources:
- PMK 50/2026
- PMK 131/2024
- PMK 41/PMK.010/2022
- PMK 46/PMK.010/2022 (ACFTA)
Verification note (2026-09-18)
Looked up live on INSW on 2026-09-18. Chinese 8204.11 and Indonesian BTKI 8204.11 are both "non-adjustable hand spanners"; the Indonesian 8-digit level has a single child, 82041100, so the code is a same-number mirror. BM 5% / PPN 12% (statutory; effectively 11% non-luxury per PMK-131/2024) / PPh 22 2.5% (API) · 7.5% (non-API); PPnBM, CUKAI, BM AD, BM TP, BM IM and BK all N/A; no border or post-border Lartas. Caution: the ledger also mixes adjustable wrenches under the same Chinese code — the international tariff gives adjustable spanners their own 8204.12, which is NOT this subheading. 8204.12 was not looked up in this batch; adjustable goods need a separate check and must not reuse this conclusion. The ACFTA column on INSW lists only Year 2023 = 0%; 2026 is not listed, so the preferential rate is left blank here.
Before you file this code
- Re-check the 8-digit BTKI wording on the official INSW database (insw.go.id) on the filing date — the Indonesian subheading wording decides, not the Chinese code.
- Run the code through our HS & Lartas check tool and compare the reading with this page.
- Have the licensed PPJK confirm the entry — the Indonesia Import Guide explains the whole filing chain.
- If the goods are used or refurbished, say so up front: several capital-goods lines carry used-equipment licences (PI/LS) that new units do not.
Related pages
Note for this page: The original verification note is kept in Chinese for AEO traceability and can be shared on request. Readings are snapshots from a specific lookup date — not a filing guarantee.
This page summarizes field practice and publicly available Indonesian import rules for general business reference only—it is not legal, customs, or pricing advice. Customs provisions, tariff rates, and licensing requirements keep changing, so the rules in force at the time and the official processing result always prevail. Wuhan Freedom International Logistics Co., Ltd. · Licensed PPJK in Indonesia · Jakarta / Semarang / Wuhan.