Key Benefits:
9. Services are the activities of the Regional Government as an effort and service that causes goods, facilities, or other benefit to be enjoyed by a person or body.
10. Enterprise services are services that are provided or provided by the Local Government by adhering to commercial principles as they can essentially be provided by the private sector.
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11. A mandatory levy is a person or body according to the laws of retribution is required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or a particular levy cutter.
12. Property and/or Regional Assets is an economic resource controlled and/or owned by the Local Government, as a result of past events and from which future economic and/or social benefits are expected to be well-earned by the government. and the public, as well as being measured in units of money, including non-financial resources required for the provision of services to the general public and the resources maintained due to historical and cultural footwear.
13. The area's general cash account, subsequently called RKUD is a place-saving area account defined by the Regent to accommodate all county receipts and pay the entire area's expenditure on the specified bank.
14. The Regional General Treasurer, next called BUD is the regional financial management official that acts in capacity as the general treasurer of the Cianjur County district.
15. Retribution is a certain period of time which is the time limit for the mandatory levies to exploit the services and certain permissions of the Local Government.
16. The next letter of the Act of retribution, called SKRD, is the decree of retribution that determines the amount of the amount of retribution owed.
17. The next section of the County Levy invoice called STRD is a letter to do a bill of retribution and/or sanction the administration of flowers and/or fines.
BAB II
NAME, OBJECT AND SUBJECT OF RETRIBUTION
Part Kesatu
Name
Article 2
With the name of the levy the use of the area's wealth is levied the levy as payment for the use of the property and/or assets of the area.
The Second Part
Object and Subject
Article 3
(1) The object of the use of wealth consumption region, is the use of wealth and/or area assets.
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(2) The use of wealth and/or regional assets as referred to as paragraph (1) is the service or granting of use rights and/or use of the property and/or assets of the area during a given period, including:
a. Soil usage; b. Building/building/building; c. Use of land and building; d. use of motor vehicles and/or heavy equipment; e. the use of laboratory and/or laboratory tools.
(3) Excluded from the object of retribution the use of the region's wealth as referred to in verse (1) is the use of land that does not change the function of that land.
Article 4
The subject of the region's wealth usage levy is a person or body that eats/uses/uses the property and/or assets of the region.
BAB III
GROUP
Section 5
Retribution the use of regional wealth, including the business services levy.
BAB IV
THE WAY TO MEASURE THE DEGREE OF SERVICE USAGE
Section 6
The level of service usage against usage/monitoring of area assets is based on:
a. forms of use/monitoring/use of regional land assets;
b. use/use of land assets and/or buildings belonging to an area by location, breadth and purpose/destination;
c. use/use/use of vehicle/vehicle assets/work-lat tools/lab tools by area based on type and time of use.
Section 7
(1) Forms of use/use/use
regional land assets as referred to in Section 6
the letter a, includes the lease.
(2) The destination and/or the use of the area's use of the area's soil assets as referred to in Section 7 of the letter b, among others including:
a. business/commerci; b. Sports
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c. farm and/or farm; d. -A settlement.-The other.
Section 8
Sewa as referred to in Section 7 of the paragraph (1) letter a, is the utilization of goods and/or assets of the soil and/or building by any other party within a given timeframe.
Article 9
Sewa above use/use of area assets other than land and/or building, is the utilization of motor vehicle assets and/or heavy tools and laboratories and/or laboratory tools by other parties.
BAB V
PRINCIPLE ASSIGNMENT, STRUCTURE AND MAGNITUDE OF THE TARIP
Part Parts
Principe Designation
Article 10
(2) The Principles and objectives in the designation of magnitude tarip retribution usage of the area are based on the goal of obtaining a viable advantage.
(3) the advantage is appropriate. Referred to in verse (1) is the advantage acquired if the service of the region's wealth usage is done efficiently and in the market price.
Second Quarter
Structure and Besp Tarip
Paragraph 1
Lease
Article 11
(1) Tarip retribution over the lease as referred to in Article 9, is set to be the following:
a. Soil usage:
1. The tarip retribution is the use of soil assets using the formula:
ST = 3.33% x (Lt x Land Value)
Description:
ST: Sewa Land
Lt: Land Area (square meter)
Land Value: The value of the land is based on results the assessment with the lowest estimate using the NJOP (square meter).
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2. The amount of retribution for the use of land assets means sport:
NO. FARE UNIT DESCRIPTION (Rp)
1. Prawatasari field
Commercial Day 400.000.00
Social Day/jog 0.00
2. White Badak Land
Commercial Day 500,000.00
Day Olah raga 200.000.00
b. building use:
1. The tarip of the levy on building assets for commercial/business purposes is set based on a reasonable market price with a minimum of 2 (two) type of building data;
2. The tarip retribution is the use of building assets for purposes such as hosting parties and seminars/workshops set by means of formula:
SB = 6.64% x (Lb x Hs x Nsb)
Caption:
SB: Building Rental
Lb : The area of the building (square metre) 5. The Regional Asset Management and Asset Management Service, subsequently called the Service is the Financial Management and Asset Management Service of Cianjur County. 6. An official is an employee who is given a specific task in the area of the area levy in accordance with the applicable laws. 7. A body is a set of people and/or capital that is a unit, whether doing business or not doing business that includes limited liability, commander-in-law, other perseroan, BUMN or BUMD with name and in form Whatever, firm, kongsi, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, society, mass organization foundation, political social organization, or other organizations, agencies and other body forms including collective investment contracts and fixed-end business forms. 8. The levy of the area, subsequently called retribution is the levy of the area as payment of a particular service or/p> Hs: The standard building unit price in a new state (square foot/square meter). Nsb: The remaining building value (%) a) shrinkage for permanent buildings 2% per year; b) shrinkage for semi-permanent buildings 4% per year; c) shrinkage for emergency building 10% per year; d) depreciation 80% max. 3. In the case of the remainder of the building by age does not correspond to the real conditions, then the Nsb is set under the building conditions as follows: a. Fine: 85% s/d 100% ready to wear/need early maintenance; b. Lightly damaged: 70% s/d is 85% damaged partially non-structure; c. Weight loss: 55% s/d. 70% damaged partially non-structure/structur; d. Heavily damaged: 35% s/d a 55% disrepair of most non-structure/structure. http://www.bphn.go.id/
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4. Rent Prasarana Building:
Sp = 6.64% x Hp x Nsp.
Description:
sp: Rent of the building infrastructure (rupiah/year);
Hp: The price of a building infrastructure in a new state (square meter);
Nsp: The remaining value of the infrastructure building (%) large shrinkage/year counts with the provision:
a) page 5%; b) the engine/installation 10%; c) furniture/electronics 25%; d) depreciation of up to 80%.
5. Building unit value:
a) The units of building units per square meter according to the classification/type in a new state are set up and set out as follows:
The building price per square meter Building does not level the Regional Government Service Home
Simple Class
(Rp)
Class Not Simple
(Rp)
Type C
(Rp)
Type B
(Rp)
Type A
(Rp) 2.285.000.00 3.199.000.00 2.174.000.00 2.609.000.00 2.609.000.00
Prasarana The Price Building Prasarana Building Per Meter Of The Local Government Service Building
Looks Class
Simply
(Rp)
Class Not
Simple (Rp)
Type C
(Rp)
Type B
(Rp)
Type A
(Rp) Front 1.123.000.00 1.235.300,00 549,500,00 604.450.00 604.450.00
Samping 926.000.00 758.400,00 834.240,00 834.240,00
b) The highest building unit prices on average per M² for multi-level buildings will be set up Further by the Regent.
6. The tarip of retribution usage of the building's assets/body building is set as follows:
NO. FARE UNIT DESCRIPTION (Rp)
1 2 3 4 5
1. The Panembong Sports Building Day
General Pelajar/PNS/
TNI/Polri
1.000.000.00 500.000.00
2. Wismakarya Day sports building
General Pelajar/PNS/
TNI/Polri
500,000,00 300,000.00
3. KONI Meeting Building
Day/noon Day/night
Party 3.000,000,00 3.500.000.00
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1 2 3 4 5 4. Tennis
Wiralaga Hari/lapang General
Pelajar/PNS/T NI/Polri
200,000.00 150.000.00
c) Soil and Building Usage
Tarip retribution usage of land assets and buildings is set using the Stb formula = Lease Land + Rent Building
Description:
St: The magnitude of the lease is appropriate for the purpose of the destination
Sb: The size of the building's rent is suitable for its purposes.
d) Use of motor vehicle/heavy equipment.
The price of a levy on the use of motor vehicle assets/heavy tools is set as follows:
NO TYPE MODEL KAPASI-
TAS
THE UNIT RATE
(Rp)
1. Excavator Komatshu PC-200-6 0.9 M3 2001 Per hour 105.000.00
2. Wheel Loader Komatshu WA-180 1.7 M3 2001 Per hour 130.000.00
3. Loader/Excavator JCB 3-CX 0.8 M3 2004 Per hour 130.000.00
4. Stone Crusher Star 30 H 30 H 1989 Per day 80,000,00
5. The Gilas Barata Machine 2.5 tons 2.5 tons 1982 Per day 225.000.00
6. The Gilas Barata Machine 6 tons 6 tons 1992 Per day 225.000.00
7. Dump Truck Hino FC 6 ton 1989 Per day 575.000.00
8. Dump Truck Isuzu NPR 3.5 ton 1989 Per day 425.000.00
9. Flat Bed Truck Hino FC 6 ton 1989 Per day 450,000,00
10. Engine Stemper Honda Horse-2003 Per day 100.000,00
11. The Gilas Vibro Machine Sakai SW5001 4.1 ton 2003 Per day 225.000.00
12. Gilas Vibro Machine Bomag BW100AD 2.7 ton 2005 Per day 225.000.00
13. Gilas Vibro Machine Bomag BW1201D 4.1 ton 2008 Per day 225.000.00
14. Dump Truck M. Fuso HD125PS 4 ton 2008 Per day 575.000.00
15. Crane M. Fuso HD125PS 5 ton 2008 Per day 575.000.00
e) Funeral Laboratory/Laboratory Tools
Tarip retribution usage of laboratory assets/laboratory tools is as follows:
1. Coredreal test (hotmix), pertitic of Rp 15,700,00;
2. Coredreal test (concrete), pertitic amounted to Rp 39.200,00;
3. Flash and point by claveland open cup, per testing of Rp 3,600,00;
4. Standard compression/modified, per test of Rp 92.500,00;
5. Abrasion, per test of Rp 92.400.00;
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6. Loss on heating/thin film test, per testing amounted to Rp 49.700,00;
7. Weight of the bitumen type, per testing of Rp 13,200,00;
8. Orgabnik levels, per testing amounted to Rp 58,600,00;
9. Indek kepipihan, per test of Rp 20,000.00;
10. Conservation of aggregate form, per test of Rp 47,500,00;
11. Strong press on concrete, per test of Rp 13,300,00;
12. Shump test set, per testing amounted to Rp 3,900,00;
13. The weight of the content, per testing amounted to Rp 45.200,00;
14. Concrete test hamper, per point of Rp 2,600,00;
15. Duktility, per testing amounted to Rp 77.700,00;
16. The equivalent value of sand, per testing of Rp 32.400,00;
17. Asphalt penetration, per testing of Rp 29,500,00;
18. Cbr laboratory, per test of Rp 180.000.00;
19. Filed cbr test set, per point of Rp 46.000.00;
20. Absorotion of fine agregate tests, per testing of Rp 5,800,00;
21. Aggregate type and application of aggregate, per testing of Rp 84,800,00;
22. Direct shear test set, per test of Rp 28,900,00;
23. Corsolidation test set, per testing of Rp 53.400.00;
24. Index plasticity, per testing of Rp 50,700,00;
25. Filter analysis, per test at Rp 36.000.00;
26. Compresive strength of hydroulic cement mortar, testing amounted to Rp 28,700,00;
27. Hand drill, pertitical of Rp 30.100.00;
28. Marshall test, per test of Rp 199.000.00;
29. Unconfined compression test set, per test of Rp 41,600,00;
30. Sandcone tset
(2) Other Documents are subject to the paragraph (1), can be carcis, coupons and subscription cards.
Article 13
The revenue receipt of regional wealth levy is preferred to finance programs and activities directly related to the hosting services of the area's wealth.
Article 14
(1) the levy can be reviewed at least 3 (three) years.
(2) The review of the levy rate as referred to in paragraph (1) is done with regard to the price index and the development of the economy.
(3) The charge of the levy rate as referred to in paragraph (2) is specified with the Governing Ordinance.
BAB VI
REGION POLLING
Article 15
Retribution to the use of regional wealth, levied in the region region.
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BAB VII
WHILE RETRIBUTION
Article 16
The debted Retribution in the time of retribution occurs at the time specified SKRD or any other document being equated.
BAB VIII
TATA WAY POLLING
Article 17
(1) Retribution is levied by using SKRD or other relevant documents.
(2) Other documents described as referred to in paragraph (2), may be karcis, coupons and subscription cards.
(3) The results of the levy as referred to in verse (1) is gross inepted to RKUD.
BAB IX
TATA CARA PAYMENT
Article 18
(1) The debt retribution must be paid in full.
(2) The payment of retribution is exercised in the general treasury of the area or any other place designated by using SKRD or any other relevant document.
(3) The payment of the debted levy as referred to in paragraph (1) is done At least 15 (15) days from the publication of SKRD or other relevant documents.
(4) The order of payment, the deposit, the place of payment of motor vehicle testing will be arranged later by the Regent.
BAB X
ORDER BILLING
Article 19
(1) Billed The debt levy is using STRD with the death of a letter.
(2) Other similar reprimand/warning letters/letters are as early as the act of invoking a levy, issued no later than 7 (7) days since the fall The terms of payment.
(3) Within a period of 7 (seven) days after the date of the letter of the anniversary letter/other similar letter, the mandatory retribution must pay off the owed levy.
(4) The reprimand is as referred to a paragraph (1) issued by a designated official.
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BAB XI
LENIATION AND REDUCTION
Article 20
(1) The Regent may provide a reduction and leniation.
(2) Deductions and waits of retribution as mean verse (1) with regard to the mandatory retribution.
(3) The order of the deduction and the leniation of retribution will be set later by the regent.
BAB XII
KADALUAWARSA
Article 21
(1) The Right to commit billing the levy to expire after surpassing time 3 (three) Years are counted since the time of retribution, unless mandatory retribution commits a felony in the field of retribution.
(2) The expiry billing of the levy as referred to as paragraph (1) is formidable if:
a. published a reprimand letter;
b. there is a recognition of the debt of retribution from mandatory retribution either directly or indirectly.
(3) In the case of a letter published a reprimand as referred to a paragraph (2) letter a, expiry billing is calculated from the date of the receipt of the letter of the reprimand It is.
(4) The recognition of the debt of retribution directly as the verse (2) of the letter b, is mandatory retribution with its consciousness stating that it still has a debt of retribution and has not paid it to the area.
(5) the debt recognition Indirect retribution, as referred to as paragraph (2) letter b, may be known from the submission of an installment request or payment of payment and a request for objection by mandatory retribution.
BAB XIII
TATA CARA DELETION OF DEBT EXPIRED
Article 22
(1) The debt of retribution is it is not possible to be charged because the right to billing expired can be removed.
(2) The expiry of an expired levy as specified in paragraph (1) is specified by the Regent.
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(3) The order removal of expired levy debt debt will be set up later by the Regent.
BAB XIV
INCENTIVE POLLING
Article 23
(1) The Service as the executor of A levy is provided with an incentive on the basis of a particular performance achievement.
(2) The incentive to be referred to the paragraph (1) is set through the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
(3) Tata method of granting and utilization of incentives as referred to in paragraph (1) set later by the Regent by referring to Applicable laws.
BAB XV
SANCTION ADMINISTRATION
Article 24
In terms of mandatory retribution do not pay just in time or less pay, imposed administrative sanctions. is a fine of 2% (two percent) each month of a debt of debt that is not or underpaid and billed with the use of STRD.
BAB XVI
INQUIRY
Article 25
(1) Civil Service Officials in the Regional Government environment are given special authority as an investigator to conduct a criminal conduct investigation in the field of retribution.
(2) Civil Servant Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) are appointed by authorized officials in accordance with the provisions of the applicable laws.
(3) The Authority of the Investigators of the Civil Service as contemplated by the paragraph of the law. (1) is:
a. receive, search, collect, and examine the information or reports relating to a criminal charge in the area of the area of retribution for the description or report to be more complete and clear;
b. examine, search, and collect information about persons or bodies about the correctness of the actions committed in connection with the criminal conduct of the area;
c. requesting the information and the evidence from a person or person. with respect to the criminal conduct in the area of the area levy;
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d. examine books, records, and other documents relating to criminal acts in the area of area retribution;
e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence for the evidence;
f. ask for expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation duties in the area of field retribution;
g. To stop and/or prohibit someone from leaving the room or place at the time of the examination is ongoing and checking the identity of the person, objects, and/or documents that are brought;
h. photographing a person r
