Jakarta \u2013 The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) has introduced the\nlatest tax administration system called the Core Tax Administration\nSystem, or Coretax, as part of the modernisation of tax services in\nIndonesia.<\/p>\n
Through this system, various tax services that were previously\nscattered across multiple applications are now integrated into a single\ndigital platform. The aim is to make it easier for taxpayers to fulfil\ntheir tax obligations online, from registration to tax reporting.<\/p>\n
According to the DJP website, Coretax allows taxpayers to access\nvarious services including registration for a taxpayer identification\nnumber (NPWP) or national identity number (NIK), data updates, filing of\nannual tax returns (SPT), and generation of billing codes. Additionally,\ntaxpayers can submit various tax requests such as refunds or account\ntransfers online through the system.<\/p>\n
Passwords are used to log in to a Coretax account. This password is\npersonal and serves as the first layer of security for accessing the\nsystem. A passphrase, meanwhile, functions as a digital signature to\nauthorise electronic documents within the Coretax system. Passphrases\nare typically used when taxpayers undertake important activities such as\nfiling SPT, submitting tax requests, or using electronic certificates.\nThus, passwords are used for account access, whilst passphrases are used\nto authorise or digitally sign documents.<\/p>\n
For taxpayers who already have a DJP Online account, activation can\nbe completed by entering their NIK or NPWP along with the password\npreviously used for DJP Online. If a password is forgotten, taxpayers\ncan select the \u201cForgot Password\u201d menu and follow the recovery process\nvia email or telephone number registered in the system. However, if\nrecovery data is inactive or incorrect, taxpayers are advised to update\ntheir information by visiting the nearest tax service office.<\/p>\n
For taxpayers who have not yet registered, activation can be\ncompleted by selecting the \u201cTaxpayer Account Activation\u201d menu, then\nentering their NIK along with email address and telephone number\nregistered in the tax system. The system will then send a temporary\npassword via email to be used during the first login.<\/p>\n
After successfully logging in with the temporary password, taxpayers\nwill be asked to create a new password. The password should ideally have\na strong security level, for example a minimum of eight characters,\nconsisting of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols. This\ncombination is intended to enhance account security.<\/p>\n
After creating a password, taxpayers also need to create a passphrase\nas part of account security activation. The first step is to log into\nthe \u201cMy Portal\u201d menu on the Coretax account. Then select the \u201cRequest\nAuthorisation Code\/Digital Certificate\u201d menu. Next, select the digital\ncertificate type \u201cDJP Authorisation Code\u201d, then enter the passphrase\naccording to the required criteria. After reading the taxpayer\ndeclaration, check the agreement box and click the \u201cSave\u201d button to\ncomplete the process.<\/p>\n
After completing all steps, the Coretax account will be active and\ncan be used for various tax services, including filing annual SPT and\ngenerating billing codes.<\/p>\n
Taxpayers are advised to create a Coretax account and passphrase\nearly, rather than waiting until closer to the annual SPT filing\ndeadline. This step is important to avoid various obstacles such as\nforgotten passwords, difficulty accessing recovery email, or technical\nissues caused by high user traffic as the filing deadline\napproaches.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/complete-guide-to-coretax-djp-how-to-create-an-account-password-and-passphrase-1773125763", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }