Requirements and Procedures for Re-registering Specific Category Taxpayers Before 10 June 2026 Deadline
The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) has issued an important appeal for Taxpayers (WP) falling under certain criteria to immediately undergo the re-registration process. This step is part of the update to the national taxation database to ensure the validity of compliance status and the integration of the latest administrative systems.
According to available information, the final deadline for completing this procedure is set for 10 June 2026. Delays in re-registering may result in difficulties accessing digital tax services and may affect the effective status of the Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP).
While specific details regarding the classification of ‘certain criteria’ in this appeal are currently undergoing further validation, this category generally includes specific taxpayer profiles. To ensure a smooth process before the deadline, taxpayers are advised to follow these steps:
Check Status: Log in to your DJP Online account and check the profile or notification section. If you are included in the criteria requiring re-registration, a warning message or a special menu for data updates will typically appear.
Prepare Documents: Prepare digital documents such as an ID card/Passport (for Individual Taxpayers) or Deed of Amendment and Business Identification Number (NIB) (for Corporate Taxpayers). Ensure that address and contact data (email and telephone number) are the most up-to-date.
Complete Registration: The re-registration process can generally be performed independently through the e-Registration feature. However, for certain criteria that require field verification, taxpayers may be required to visit their registered Tax Office (KPP).
Taxpayers who fail to re-register by 10 June 2026 risk facing administrative consequences, including potential issues with tax service access and the validity of their tax status.
Taxpayers are advised not to delay until near the 10 June 2026 deadline to avoid system congestion on the DJP servers. It is recommended to immediately check your tax status independently or consult with your Account Representative (AR) at your respective KPP to confirm whether you fall under the criteria requiring re-registration.