Tax & Accountancy Services
With the launch of the Core Tax Administration System (Coretax / PSIAP), businesses and individuals are now required to transition into the new unified digital tax platform managed by the Direktorat Jenderal Pajak (DJP).
Coretax replaces multiple legacy systems such as e-Filing, e-Faktur, e-Billing, e-Registration, and consolidates every tax function into one portal, including:
Launched on 31 December 2024 and fully active from January 2025, Coretax marks a major shift towards a fully digital, integrated tax reporting ecosystem in Indonesia, developed to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and transparency of tax compliance processes.
For business actors and tax residents in Indonesia, understanding the Coretax system is critical. Without Coretax enrollment, corporate taxpayers may be unable to:
Failure to transition into Coretax can lead to reporting delays, penalties, and operational disruptions.
Service | Description |
|---|---|
Company Coretax Registration | Register your entity in the Coretax system |
Director / PIC Coretax Registration | Coretax registration for 1 Director/PIC (required for company access) |
PIC Certificate Electronic (E-Certificate) | Secure digital signature for online tax submissions |
Note: Every company must have at least one active PIC registered in Coretax with a valid electronic certificate.
Company email & login access to the DJP portal.
Note: PIC must already be registered in Coretax before E-Certificate issuance.
Managing Indonesian digital tax systems can be confusing, and the process can be time-consuming and frustrating.
As a reliable partner of Business Registration and Compliance in Indonesia, Lets Move Indonesia offers you tailored Coretax consultation and easy solutions to your transition to the Coretax administration system in Indonesia.
We ensure seamless Coretax activation and minimize disruption to your tax reporting obligations.
Don’t wait until reporting deadlines cause unnecessary penalties or system blocks. Transition to the new Coretax system with confidence and expert support.
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