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Penerimaan Retrebusi PKL Binaan di Jakbar Capai Rp 2,11 Miliar

Retribution Revenue of Fostered PKLs in W. Jakarta Reached Rp 2.11 Billion

Retribution revenue of PKL fostered by West Jakarta Small Medium Enterprises Cooperation and Trade (KUKMP) Sub-dept. has reached Rp 2.11 billion by the end of August 2017. It means around 92.02 percent has been reached from total target this year Rp 2.29 billion.

Hopefully in October, this year's retribution revenue could reach 100 percent

West Jakarta KUKMP Sub-dept. Head, Nuraini Sylvana said daily retribution from around 2,000 PKLs in 44 fostered location (Lokbin) and temporary location (loksem) in eight sub-districts of West Jakarta.

"Hopefully in October, this year's retribution revenue could reach 100 percent," she expressed, Thursday (9/14).

C. Jakarta's Fostered PKLs First Quarter Retribution Reached Rp 1.29 Billion

She explained, merchants are directly deposit retribution payment to DKI Bank. For any merchants who do not pay the retribution, she continued, her side will give a strict sanction.

"So we give warning letter until three times. If it is ignored, we will seal the kiosk," she affirmed.

She added, her side is routinely reminding merchants to properly pay the retribution.

"Gratefully, there are no merchants' kiosks sealed in West Jakarta for not paying retribution," she closed. 

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