This project aims to develop and implement the concept of marine value zones as a strategy to increase the value of selling tax objects in the ocean. The marine region has great economic potential, but the management of marine natural resources for tax purposes is still limited. One of the ways to optimize this potential is to create a sea value zone that can increase the accuracy of tax objects, clear the borders of the tax area, and encourage sustainable sealand utilization.

The background of this project focuses on the challenges faced in managing tax objects in the ocean region, particularly related to fisheries, tourism and other natural resources. Effective tax management will contribute significantly to local income and encourage local economic development. However, without a clear sea value zone, the tax object assessment process in the ocean is often not optimal. Therefore, forming structured sea value zones will ease mapping and assessment of tax objects more accurately.

The purpose of this project is to design and implement the formation of marine value zones in coastal and sea areas, as well as assess its impact on the increase in the value of selling tax objects. This project also aims to give a recommendation about the management mechanism and utilization of marine value zones in favor of more effective tax policies.

The expected impact of this project is the increased tax acceptance of more well-managed marine tax objects, encouraging sustainable economic development in coastal areas, and increasing transparency in the management of marine resources. Through the formation and implementation of marine value zones, it is expected to create a more fair and efficient tax system, which can eventually support the overall development of the local economy.