Indonesia’s Tax Report Transition: DJP Online to Coretax

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The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) has announced a significant transition in Indonesia’s tax reporting system. Starting in 2025, taxpayers will shift from using the DJP Online platform to the new Coretax DJP application. This change is designed to modernize tax administration and improve efficiency.

In Indonesia, taxpayers are required to file an Annual Income Tax Return (SPT) to report their income, deductions, and tax liabilities for the year. SPT filings are mandatory for both individuals and corporations and must be completed by specific deadlines to ensure compliance with tax laws.

Why the Transition is Happening

Indonesia’s tax report transition stems from the need to enhance digital tax systems. The Coretax platform promises better data security, faster processing, and a more user-friendly experience for taxpayers. It’s part of the government’s broader initiative to improve public services and simplify compliance with tax regulations. Additionally, Coretax integrates multiple systems into a single platform, providing advanced features to streamline tax administration processes.

Key Changes Taxpayers Need to Know

For the 2024 tax year, (reported in 2025) taxpayers must continue filing their Annual Income Tax Returns through DJP Online or via authorized Tax Application Service Providers (PJAP). For the 2025 tax year, (reported in 2026) the Coretax system will be mandatory for all taxpayers.

Unlike DJP Online, Coretax will not require an e-FIN for verification. Instead, taxpayers will verify their accounts using registered email addresses or phone numbers. This change aims to enhance accessibility and reduce reliance on outdated systems. The streamlined verification process ensures a smoother user experience.

Steps to Prepare for the Transition

To ensure a smooth transition, taxpayers should take the following steps:

  • Update Your Contact Information: Log in to your DJP Online account and verify that your email and phone number are accurate. These details will be essential for Coretax account verification.
  • Understand Filing Deadlines: Individual taxpayers must file their SPT no later than three months after the end of the tax year (March 31), while corporate taxpayers have up to four months (April 30).
  • Familiarize Yourself with Coretax Features: While Coretax will be fully implemented in 2025, it’s important to explore its functionality and advantages ahead of time. This will help you adapt to the new system quickly.

Benefits of Coretax DJP for Taxpayers

The Coretax DJP platform is expected to make tax reporting faster and more accurate, supporting Indonesia’s tax report transition, and offering key advantages for taxpayers. It automates calculations and integrates data seamlessly to minimize errors during filing.

Enhanced security measures will safeguard taxpayer information, providing peace of mind. Additionally, by consolidating multiple tax systems into a single platform, Coretax streamlines processes and reduces administrative burdens. These improvements are crucial for ensuring an efficient and transparent tax compliance experience.

What’s Next for Taxpayers?

The transition to Coretax DJP marks a significant step forward for Indonesia’s tax administration. Taxpayers should prepare early by updating their contact details, familiarizing themselves with Coretax, and understanding key deadlines. Filing Annual Income Tax Returns for the 2024 tax year will still use the DJP Online platform, while Coretax DJP will be fully operational in 2025. For additional assistance, contact your local tax office or visit pajak.go.id. Staying informed and proactive will ensure a smooth transition to this advanced tax system.

Need Expert Tax Assistance?

Save valuable time and avoid complications in tax matters by consulting qualified tax professionals or accountants at Seven Stones Indonesia. Our team is here to help you achieve accurate tax compliance and address any concerns you may have. Reach out to our office today to discuss how we can support your tax needs with precision and confidence.

Source: cnbcindonesia.com, nasional.kontan.co.id

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