The year 2023 is approaching. Therefore, Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) has prepared four measures to stabilize tax revenues in 2023.
"2023 will be a challenging year for DGT, a tax revenue strategy is required, optimizing tax revenues in 2023," said Neilmaldrin Noor, DGT Director of Counseling, Services and Public Relations, as quoted from investor.id (01/12/22).
According to predictions, 2023 will be difficult due to the possibility of a global economic recession.
Government's first strategy is optimizing the tax base expansion by following up on voluntary disclosure programs and implementing Identity Number as Tax Identity Number.
The second strategy is tax extensification strengthening as well as directed and regional-based supervision. For example, by implementing a priority list of supervision, particularly for high-wealth individual taxpayers, group taxpayers, and the digital economy.
Third, accelerating reforms in the areas of human resources, organization, business processes and regulations by preparing a core tax system, expanding tax payment channels, fair law enforcement and utilizing digital forensic activities.
Finally, focused and measurable fiscal incentives. Fiscal incentives, according to the plan, will be aimed at encouraging the growth of specific business sectors and facilitating investment.
