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ABSTRAKDalam praktiknya, penerapan ketentuan peraturan perundang-undangan perpajakan
sering menimbulkan perbedaan interpretasi. Salah satunya adalah yang terjadi pada
kasus banding atas koreksi keuntungan penjualan kapal yang dianggap sebagai
penghasilan bagi BUT AML menurut ketentuan Pasal 5 ayat (1) huruf c UU PPh.
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis kesesuaian antara koreksi keuntungan
penjualan kapal dalam putusan banding BUT AML dengan effectively connected
income principle. Tujuan kedua adalah untuk menganalisis kesesuaian dasar-dasar
pertimbangan Majelis Hakim Pengadilan Pajak dalam memutus sengketa banding
menurut peraturan perundangan-undangan perpajakan yang berlaku. Secara umum,
konsep yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah prinsip effectively connected
income menurut UN Model dan OECD Model. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan
pendekatan kualitatif, jenis penelitian deskriptif, dan teknik pengumpulan data
melalui studi kepustakaan dan penelitian lapangan (wawancara mendalam). Hasil
penelitian menunjukan bahwa koreksi keuntungan penjualan kapal yang dilakukan
oleh Direktorat Jenderal Pajak tidak sesuai dengan effectively connected income
principle dan dasar-dasar pertimbangan Majelis Hakim dalam memutus sengketa
banding telah sesuai dengan peraturan perpajakan yang berlaku. Saran pertama dari
penulis adalah adanya penegasan mengenai penghasilan Pasal 26 dan prinsip
effectively connected income yang dimaksud dalam Pasal 5 ayat 1 huruf (c) UU
PPh, serta penegasan mengenai definisi harta di Indonesia dalam Pasal 26 ayat (2)
UU PPh. Saran kedua, perlunya mengkaji sistem positive list yang diatur dalam
peraturan pelaksana terkait penghasilan dari penjualan/pengalihan harta di
Indonesia menurut Pasal 26 ayat (2) UU PPh.
ABSTRACTIn practice, the implementation of tax regulation often raises the different
interpretation. One of the cases is the tax appeal case about the gain on vessel sale
correction regarded as an income for AML Permanent Establishment (PE) in
accordance with Income Tax Article (ITA) 5 Paragraph (1) Letter c. The purposes
of this research are, first to analyze the suitability between the gain on vessel sale
correction that become a tax appeal case of AML PE and the effectively connected
income principle. Second, this research analyzes the consideration basics of the
judges based on the prevailing tax regulations. This research uses the term of
effectively connected income principle based on UN Model and OECD Model. This
research also uses qualitative approach, descriptive as research type, and data
collection techniques through library and field research (in-depth interview). The
result shows that the correction?s done by the DGT is not suitable with the
effectively connected income principle and the consideration basics of the judges
are compatible with the prevailing tax regulations. The first recommendation, there
are confirmation about the incomes in Article 26 and effectively connected income
principle for the purpose of Article 5 Paragraph (1) Letter c, also the confirmation
about the definition of assets in Indonesia which are stated in Article 26 Paragraph
(2) of Income Tax Law. The second recommendation, there is need to assess the
positive list system regulated in implementing regulation related with the income
from the sale/transfer of assets in Indonesia based on Article 26 Paragraph (2) of
Income Tax Law., In practice, the implementation of tax regulation often raises the different
interpretation. One of the cases is the tax appeal case about the gain on vessel sale
correction regarded as an income for AML Permanent Establishment (PE) in
accordance with Income Tax Article (ITA) 5 Paragraph (1) Letter c. The purposes
of this research are, first to analyze the suitability between the gain on vessel sale
correction that become a tax appeal case of AML PE and the effectively connected
income principle. Second, this research analyzes the consideration basics of the
judges based on the prevailing tax regulations. This research uses the term of
effectively connected income principle based on UN Model and OECD Model. This
research also uses qualitative approach, descriptive as research type, and data
collection techniques through library and field research (in-depth interview). The
result shows that the correction’s done by the DGT is not suitable with the
effectively connected income principle and the consideration basics of the judges
are compatible with the prevailing tax regulations. The first recommendation, there
are confirmation about the incomes in Article 26 and effectively connected income
principle for the purpose of Article 5 Paragraph (1) Letter c, also the confirmation
about the definition of assets in Indonesia which are stated in Article 26 Paragraph
(2) of Income Tax Law. The second recommendation, there is need to assess the
positive list system regulated in implementing regulation related with the income
from the sale/transfer of assets in Indonesia based on Article 26 Paragraph (2) of
Income Tax Law.]