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PERSONAL TAX IN INDONESIA

 

Indonesia has many regulations and one of them is the regulation regarding personal tax reporting, both monthly and annual reporting. Where in the process of making this personal tax report must be done correctly and on time.

Personal tax in Indonesia is divided into 2 (two) types tax, namely domestic personal tax and foreign personal tax. In accordance with the Income Tax Law (PPh) Number 36 of 2008, what is defined as domestic personal tax are:

  1. Individuals who are domiciled in Indonesia.
  2. Individuals who have been in Indonesia for more than 183 days in 12 months.
  3. Individuals who are in Indonesia in one tax year and intend to stay in Indonesia.

 

Actually, Indonesia has several types of personal taxes, namely income tax article 21/26, VAT, and land and building tax. Income tax is one that must be paid by citizens, both Indonesian citizens and foreigners who get income from the State of Indonesia. Related to the calculation of income tax has several procedures depending on the condition of the taxpayer concerned. However, what often happens is that many taxpayers still experience confusion about how to calculate income tax and how to report it. In addition, tax regulations that often change require every taxpayer to know it.

Problems that commonly occur usually do not many a person know how to calculate and report on their personal taxes and sometimes there are also not a few a person who ignores their tax obligations due to the lack of information received which results in an assumption on the tax subject that they are not one of the taxpayers who fulfill their tax obligations that can cause problems in the future. These problems will get bigger and wider if a solution is not resolved soon.  

The problems that arise actually only require the right solution. We can assist you in preparing all the requirements and provide complete information for you to ensure that you are always aware of the latest rules regarding personal taxes. In addition to providing complete information, our team of accounting & tax experts with years of experience can also assist you in calculating and reporting taxes so that your taxes can be reported accurately and on time.

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The information provided here is based on our long experience. The process or requirement may vary depending on the specific facts and conditions. Besides, the law and regulations in Indonesia subject to frequent changes. Please contact us as your consultant to get an up to date information and accurate advice. More Information click here and You can also follow our social media accounts to see the latest information posts. please click on the following links: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and Twitter.

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FAQ

Personal tax, also known as income tax, is a tax levied on individuals' income by the Indonesian government. Anyone earning income in Indonesia, whether Indonesian citizens or foreign residents, is generally required to pay personal income tax.

Various types of income are subject to personal tax in Indonesia, including salaries, wages, bonuses, business profits, rental income, dividends, interest, royalties, and capital gains from the sale of assets.

The deadline for filing personal tax returns in Indonesia is typically set by the tax authorities and can vary each year. Generally, it falls around March or April following the end of the tax year, which is usually December 31st.

Yes, there are penalties for late or non-payment of personal tax in Indonesia. These penalties may include fines, interest charges, and legal actions by the tax authorities. It's essential to meet tax obligations promptly to avoid penalties.

When filing personal tax returns in Indonesia, individuals typically need to prepare documentation such as proof of income, receipts for deductible expenses, identification documents, and any other relevant financial records.

Additional information and assistance regarding personal tax in Indonesia can be obtained from the Indonesian Tax Office, official government websites, tax consultants, and accounting firms specializing in tax matters. Additionally, attending tax seminars or workshops may provide valuable insights into navigating the Indonesian tax system.