Indonesia Tax Filings Hit 12.1M as Corporate Deadline Nears

Rendy Andriyanto
Rendy Andriyanto
Gotrade Team
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Indonesia Tax Filings Hit 12.1M as Corporate Deadline Nears

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Gotrade News - Indonesia's annual tax filings reached 12.1 million returns by April 27, 2026 for the 2025 tax year. The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) flagged the corporate filing deadline arriving on Thursday, April 30.

DGT Director of Public Outreach Inge Diana Rismawanti released the data on Tuesday, April 28. Corporate taxpayers have only three working days left to file before facing penalties.


Key Takeaways

  • Total 2025 tax filings reached 12,109,636 returns by April 27, 2026
  • Corporate taxpayer filing deadline is April 30, 2026
  • Late filing penalty for corporate taxpayers is Rp1,000,000 (~$58)

The majority of filings came from individual employee taxpayers with 10,238,700 returns. Self-employed individual taxpayers accounted for another 1,319,777 returns in the same period.

Corporate taxpayers with calendar-year books filed 539,198 returns in rupiah currency. An additional 501 corporate returns were filed in US dollar denomination for the same period.

Some 11,437 returns came from corporates with non-calendar fiscal years. The DGT also recorded 23 specialized returns from the oil and gas sector.

Late filing penalties apply automatically to taxpayers who miss the deadline. Individual taxpayers face a Rp100,000 fine while corporate filers face Rp1,000,000.

Activation of the new Coretax DGT system has reached 18,604,398 taxpayers as of this reporting period. The figure covers 17,456,928 individuals and 1,055,977 corporate entities.

Coretax became the primary filing infrastructure this year after migration from the legacy e-Filing system. Taxpayers without active accounts must complete activation before submitting returns.

The DGT urges taxpayers to fulfill obligations before the deadline to avoid administrative penalties. Filings can be submitted anytime through the pajak.go.id portal on a 24-hour basis.

For Indonesian retail investors holding foreign equities, dividends and capital gains remain reportable in annual returns. Foreign-sourced income falls under gross income per the 2025 income tax regulations.

We view the high filing compliance as a sign Coretax adoption has stabilized post-migration. Active investors should prepare supporting documentation before the deadline closes.

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