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SPT Reporting Reaches 11.43 Million, Coretax Activation Hits 18.1 Million Taxpayers

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SPT Reporting Reaches 11.43 Million, Coretax Activation Hits 18.1 Million Taxpayers
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) has recorded that the number of annual Income Tax Return (SPT PPh) reports for the 2025 tax year has reached 11,434,264 as of 19 April 2026.

Director of Education, Services, and Public Relations at DJP, Inge Diana Rismawanti, stated that the majority of reports are still dominated by individual employee taxpayers.

“For the period up to 19 April 2026, 11,434,264 SPTs have been reported,” said Inge in her statement on Monday (20/4/2026).

In detail, for taxpayers with a January–December fiscal year, the reports consist of 9,858,579 SPTs from individual employees.

Meanwhile, for taxpayers with a different fiscal year who began reporting from 1 August 2025, there are 3,745 rupiah-denominated corporate SPTs and 34 US dollar-denominated corporate SPTs.

On the other hand, Inge also noted significant progress in the activation of Coretax system accounts.

For the same period, the number of taxpayers who have activated their Coretax accounts has reached 18,199,350.

Of that total, 17,094,257 are individual taxpayers, followed by 1,013,884 corporate taxpayers, 90,982 government institution taxpayers, and 227 taxpayers engaged in Electronic System-Based Trading (PMSE).

For information, the final deadline for submitting Individual Annual SPTs for the 2025 tax year (reported in 2026) has been extended generally until 30 April 2026 without penalty fines.

Meanwhile, the deadline for Corporate Annual SPTs is 30 April 2026.

However, if beyond that limit, taxpayers who are late or fail to submit Annual SPTs will be subject to a late penalty of Rp100,000 for Individual Taxpayers and Rp1 million for Corporate Taxpayers.

These penalties will be billed through Tax Billing Notices (STP) issued by the tax office.

If taxpayers do not pay the late penalties on the STP and decide not to submit the Annual SPT, they may be proposed for a tax audit by the tax authorities.

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