Sisa 2 Pekan, Bos Pajak Pede Kejar Target Setoran Rp1.818 T in Indonesia
The Directorate General of Taxes in Indonesia has been working tirelessly to achieve its tax revenue target of Rp1.818 trillion by the end of the year. With just 2 weeks left in 2021, the Director General Suryo Utomo is confident in the ability of his team to meet this ambitious goal.
Despite the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indonesian government has remained committed to increasing tax compliance and revenue collection. The efforts of the tax authorities have been focused on improving tax administration, enhancing tax audit capabilities, and implementing effective compliance measures.
Suryo Utomo, the Director General of Taxes, has been vocal about his confidence in meeting the set target, stating that the tax office is on track to achieve the revenue goal. He has urged taxpayers to fulfill their tax obligations and contribute to the country’s development and welfare programs.
The Indonesian government has also implemented various incentives and policies to encourage tax compliance, including tax amnesties and tax holidays for certain industries. These measures have helped in increasing voluntary compliance and widening the tax base.
The tax authorities have also been leveraging technology and data analytics to identify tax evaders and improve tax collection. The use of advanced data mining and artificial intelligence has enabled the tax office to detect non-compliance and take necessary enforcement actions.
In addition to these efforts, the Directorate General of Taxes has been engaging in outreach and education programs to raise awareness about the importance of paying taxes and the consequences of non-compliance. Taxpayers are being informed about their rights and responsibilities, as well as the benefits of contributing to the country’s revenue.
The success in achieving the targeted tax revenue would be crucial for Indonesia’s economic recovery and sustainable development. The funds collected will be utilized for various public welfare programs, infrastructure development, and social services, ultimately benefiting the entire nation.
The confidence and determination of the Director General of Taxes, Suryo Utomo, in pursuing the revenue goal is commendable. With just 2 weeks left in the year, all eyes are on the tax authorities as they work towards achieving the set target, making a significant impact on Indonesia’s fiscal stability and economic growth.
