[Indonesia Plans to Impose 7.5% to 15% Export Tax on Gold in 2026] Febrio Kacaribu, Director General of Fiscal Policy at Indonesia's Ministry of Finance, stated on Monday that Indonesia is finalizing a plan to impose an export tax of 7.5% to 15% on gold products, which is expected to be implemented sometime next year. Speaking at a parliamentary hearing, he explained that the tax policy is designed to impose higher rates on upstream products and lower rates on processed products to encourage domestic processing. For example, he noted that the tax rate for gold ore would be higher, while the rate for minted gold bars would be lower. He added that international gold prices will also be a factor in determining the export tax. As for the government's plan to impose taxes on coal exports, it is still under discussion.