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The Personal NPWP Card is as essential as the Identity Card (KTP). NPWP must be owned by people who have fulfilled certain requirements.
Taxpayer Identification Number or NPWP is a number given to taxpayers that will be used as a personal identification or identity of taxpayers in carrying out their rights and obligations in tax affairs. NPWP must be owned by Indonesian citizens, both individuals and business entities.
The Personal NPWP Card can be said to be as important as the Identity Card (KTP). NPWP must be owned by people who have fulfilled certain requirements, including expatriates who live in Indonesia.
If you are an expat and planning to live or work in Indonesia, it is mandatory for you to register for an NPWP. Registering your NPWP through LetsMoveIndonesia will save you time and hassle. We will help provide guidance through the document preparation and submitting your them so you would not have to go the extra mile to make sure the process runs smoothly.
Prepare the documents needed (refer to the requirements section).
After confirming all the processes, you can proceed to the payment.
Our tax consultants will register your application. The estimated time will be around 5 working days.
Failure to pay taxes will result in criminal penalties and fines according to pph21.
There are some progressive tax obligations that regulate the amount of tax according to your income. You can contact our tax consultant for more information regarding your tax compliance.
Expatriates and non-citizens of Indonesia are obligated to pay tax only if they have been staying in Indonesia for more than 183 days. This commonly applies to KITAS and KITAP holders who plan to stay permanently, work, or conduct a commercial business in Indonesia.
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