Indonesia's Tax Authority Achieves Significant Collection from Delinquent Taxpayers

Major Success in Tax Collection Efforts

Indonesia's Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) has made significant progress in its tax collection efforts, securing Rp11.48 trillion from 104 taxpayers who had previously defaulted on their obligations. This amount represents more than half of the Rp20 trillion target set for the year, demonstrating the effectiveness of the tax authority's enforcement measures.

Coordination with Government Agencies

The DJP has been working closely with various government agencies, including the Ministry of Finance, the Attorney General's Office, and the Asset Recovery Agency, to identify and pursue large tax defaulters. This collaborative approach has been instrumental in achieving the substantial collection. The tax authority has identified a total of 201 significant defaulters, with the 104 who have made payments thus far contributing the collected amount.

Continued Efforts to Recover Outstanding Amounts

The DJP remains committed to recovering the remaining outstanding tax obligations from the identified defaulters. The agency continues to employ a robust enforcement strategy, combining legal measures with coordination across government bodies to maximize recovery efforts. This ongoing initiative underscores the government's commitment to improving tax compliance and revenue collection.