Jakarta: Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani Indrawati has appealed taxpayers to immediately file annual tax returns (SPTs) before the deadline on March 31 for individuals and April 30 for corporations.
"Do report the 2020 SPTs, especially for individual taxpayers. File them within this week, don’t wait until 31 March 2021. The deadline for corporate taxpayers will be in April, and certainly it can also be reported immediately," said the Minister, as quoted by the Cabinet Secretariat's website.
According to the Minister, taxpayers will not be subject to fines if they file their tax returns earlier before the deadlines.
Sri Mulyani also appealed taxpayers to file the tax returns online or through e-filling application to prevent the spread of COVID-19 transmission.
Data from Ministry of Finance’s Directorate General of Taxes shows that to date, the number of SPTs submitted has reached 5,152,006 with 96 percent of SPTs submitted via e-filing.
The compliance with SPT submission is crucial for tax revenue and in the long term can also enhance the independence of the nation. The SPT submission rate is lower than that in 2020.
The SPT submission via e-filing can be carried out through www.pajak.go.id by selecting the Login menu in the right corner of the page.
Before reporting the SPT, make sure the taxpayer has activated the Electronic Filing Identification Number (EFIN). The EFIN is an identification number issued by the Directorate General of Taxes for electronic SPT filling.
If taxpayers forget their EFINs, they can submit requests for forgetting EFIN services by attaching supporting documents through the Tax Kring Agent, WhatsApp phone/message to the official Tax Service Office (KPP) number, KPP official email, or Direct Message to KPP’s social media accounts where the taxpayer is registered.
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