VAT registration as a taxable entrepreneur (PKP): the IDR 4.8 billion test, voluntary registration and verification

We test your turnover against the IDR 4.8 billion limit, decide if voluntary registration helps, file the PKP application in Coretax, prepare for the tax office site check, and switch on e-Faktur so you can issue invoices from the start date.

IDR 2.500.000One time

For: Businesses whose taxable turnover passed IDR 4.8 billion in a book year, and smaller businesses that choose to register because their buyers need tax invoices.

What we need from you

  • Monthly sales of taxable goods and services this year

    IDR 4.8 billion test

  • Lease or ownership proof for the business place

    Tax office site check

  • Photos of the business place

    Verification evidence

  • Company Coretax access and PIC

    Application is filed in Coretax

  • Customer types: businesses or consumers

    Voluntary registration case

What we discuss

  • Has your turnover passed IDR 4.8 billion this year?

    Registration is then compulsory

  • Do your buyers need tax invoices to claim input VAT?

    A reason to register early

  • Do you sell exempt or non taxable items?

    Only taxable turnover counts

  • Are you using the 0.5 percent final income tax?

    VAT is separate; you can be both

What we file

  • Turnover test

    Cumulative taxable sales reach IDR 4,900,000,000 in October: register by end of November

  • PKP application

  • Site verification by tax office

  • Enable e-Faktur roles

What you get

  • PKP confirmation letter (SPPKP)

  • Invoice template with VAT lines

  • VAT calendar

The law

  • Art 3A, Law 8/1983 on VAT and Luxury Goods Sales Tax (PPN Law), as last amended by Law 6/2023: A business making taxable supplies must report to be confirmed as a taxable entrepreneur (PKP), except small entrepreneurs who may opt in Source
  • PMK 197/PMK.03/2013 on small entrepreneur limit: A small entrepreneur for VAT is one with taxable turnover up to IDR 4.8 billion in a book year Source
  • Art 7, Law 8/1983 on VAT and Luxury Goods Sales Tax (PPN Law), as last amended by Law 6/2023: VAT rate is 12 percent from 1 January 2025; exports are zero rated Source
  • PMK 81/2024 on tax provisions for implementing the Core Tax Administration System (Coretax): In force 1 January 2025; Coretax registration, returns, payment due dates aligned to the 15th of the following month, prepopulated returns and deposit balance Source

Questions people ask

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