Indonesia Receives Rp11.48 Trillion from Tax Debtors through Installments

Progress Towards Tax Collection Target

The Indonesian government has made significant progress in collecting outstanding tax payments from delinquent taxpayers. As of November 2025, 104 taxpayers have made installment payments totaling Rp11.48 trillion. This achievement is part of the Ministry of Finance's broader effort to collect Rp20 trillion from 201 identified tax debtors.

Details of Tax Collection Efforts

Director General of Taxes, Bimo Wijayanto, reported that the Rp11.48 trillion collected so far represents a substantial step towards meeting the annual target. The payments began on November 19, 2025, indicating a concerted effort by both the tax authorities and the delinquent taxpayers to resolve outstanding obligations. The Ministry of Finance continues to work towards achieving the full Rp20 trillion target from the remaining delinquent taxpayers.

Significance of Tax Collection

The successful collection of tax revenues is crucial for Indonesia's fiscal health, enabling the government to fund public expenditures and infrastructure projects. The installment payment mechanism provides a practical solution for taxpayers facing financial difficulties, while ensuring the government receives the revenue it needs.