SPT Dollar dan Rupiah beserta Lampirannya
SPT Dollar dan Rupiah beserta Lampirannya
SPT Dollar dan Rupiah beserta Lampirannya
SPT Dollar dan Rupiah beserta Lampirannya
SPT Dollar dan Rupiah beserta Lampirannya
This document provides a summary of provisions related to tax collection and recovery in India. It discusses key sections of the Income Tax Act that deal with collection and recovery (sections 220-232). It outlines the legislative history of changes to various sections over time. It then discusses the concepts of an "assessee in default" and levy of interest on defaulted payments. Specific topics covered include when tax is payable, deeming a taxpayer in default, computation of interest on defaulted payments, and how interest is adjusted in cases where the tax demand amount changes over time such as due to appeals.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (Filipino: Kawanihan ng Rentas Internas, or BIR) is an attached agency of Department of Finance. BIR collects more than one-half of the total revenues of the government. Kim Henares has been its Commissioner since the start Aquino Administration.
CONTENTS:
CBDT's Notification on due dates: Decrypting all hidden spots
1.Extension of due dates relating to Income-tax returns and Audit
reports
2.Extension of due dates relating to TDS and TCS related
compliances
3. Extension of other due dates
May Monthly Newsletter- N Pahilwani and AssociatesNitin Pahilwani
1. The document provides updates on tax compliance deadlines in India for May 2020, including extensions granted due to COVID-19. Key dates are extended for income tax returns and refunds, GST returns, TDS/TCS statements, and other compliance requirements.
2. The CBDT has extended various tax payment and compliance deadlines that were falling between March 20 to June 30, 2020 to June 30, 2020. This includes deadlines for income tax returns and refunds, TDS/TCS statements, and other requirements.
3. Due dates for GST returns have also been extended, with the deadline for GSTR-3B returns for April-May 2020 being June 12th/14
Form 16 (or salary certificate in layman’s language) is a certificate issued by an employer to all his employees for a particular financial year at the end of the said year reflecting the total salary paid and amount of tax deducted (‘TDS’). For every salaried employee, TDS form (Form 16) is of utmost importance from income-tax point of view as it forms the base of his / her income-tax return. For more details visit us at www.taxfreemart.in
Happy New Year 2017
For Lunawat Monthly Bulletin – January 2017 click at http://lunawat.com/Uploaded_Files/Attachments/F_3529.pdf
The same is also available on www.lunawat.com as well as on free Mobile App ‘LUNAWAT’ available through playstore.
I hope the same shall be of use to you.
Warm Regards
CA. Pramod Jain
This document provides a summary of provisions related to tax collection and recovery in India. It discusses key sections of the Income Tax Act that deal with collection and recovery (sections 220-232). It outlines the legislative history of changes to various sections over time. It then discusses the concepts of an "assessee in default" and levy of interest on defaulted payments. Specific topics covered include when tax is payable, deeming a taxpayer in default, computation of interest on defaulted payments, and how interest is adjusted in cases where the tax demand amount changes over time such as due to appeals.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (Filipino: Kawanihan ng Rentas Internas, or BIR) is an attached agency of Department of Finance. BIR collects more than one-half of the total revenues of the government. Kim Henares has been its Commissioner since the start Aquino Administration.
CONTENTS:
CBDT's Notification on due dates: Decrypting all hidden spots
1.Extension of due dates relating to Income-tax returns and Audit
reports
2.Extension of due dates relating to TDS and TCS related
compliances
3. Extension of other due dates
May Monthly Newsletter- N Pahilwani and AssociatesNitin Pahilwani
1. The document provides updates on tax compliance deadlines in India for May 2020, including extensions granted due to COVID-19. Key dates are extended for income tax returns and refunds, GST returns, TDS/TCS statements, and other compliance requirements.
2. The CBDT has extended various tax payment and compliance deadlines that were falling between March 20 to June 30, 2020 to June 30, 2020. This includes deadlines for income tax returns and refunds, TDS/TCS statements, and other requirements.
3. Due dates for GST returns have also been extended, with the deadline for GSTR-3B returns for April-May 2020 being June 12th/14
Form 16 (or salary certificate in layman’s language) is a certificate issued by an employer to all his employees for a particular financial year at the end of the said year reflecting the total salary paid and amount of tax deducted (‘TDS’). For every salaried employee, TDS form (Form 16) is of utmost importance from income-tax point of view as it forms the base of his / her income-tax return. For more details visit us at www.taxfreemart.in
Happy New Year 2017
For Lunawat Monthly Bulletin – January 2017 click at http://lunawat.com/Uploaded_Files/Attachments/F_3529.pdf
The same is also available on www.lunawat.com as well as on free Mobile App ‘LUNAWAT’ available through playstore.
I hope the same shall be of use to you.
Warm Regards
CA. Pramod Jain
Grant Thornton Vietnam Tax Newsletter - August 2016Alex Baulf
In this Newsletter, Grant Thornton Vietnam would like to highlight the following updates relating to taxation and customs:
1. Guidance from the Ministry of Finance on VAT refund and penalty for late tax payment from 1st July 2016
2. Procedures for payment to State Budget for tax liability and domestic revenue from 1st August 2016 onwards
3. Sponsorship expenditure to Clients shall not be regarded as tax deductible expenses
4. House lease expense of individuals
5. Sponsorship cost of Master’s Degree programs for employees shall be regarded as tax deductible expenses for CIT purpose
6. Approval on "Bilateral agreement and documentation to implement the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act between Vietnam and the United States"
7. Procedures on cancellation, liquidation and tax refund for defective goods of foreign invested enterprises
8. Procedures on adjustment to the duration of processing contract
9. Trading of goods of Exporting-Processing Enterprises
This newsletter is for reference purposes only. Grant Thornton Vietnam holds no responsibility for mistakes therein, as well as damages caused by the use of information from this newsletter without official advisory opinions from Grant Thornton Vietnam before practice.
Should you need to use information from this newsletter or support from Grant Thornton Vietnam, please contact our professional consultants.
1) The document outlines several amendments to Romania's Tax Code and Fiscal Procedure Code, effective between September 2011 and January 2012.
2) Key changes include new requirements for individuals and companies to register service contracts with non-residents, as well as restrictions on deducting expenses related to inactive taxpayers.
3) Deadlines for various tax declarations were also changed, such as moving the corporate income tax declaration deadline to March 25 and allowing quarterly advance payments for corporate income tax starting in 2013.
The document provides a history of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) in the Philippines from 1965 to 2006 under different presidential administrations. It discusses key reforms, programs, and leadership changes that modernized tax administration and aimed to improve voluntary compliance and revenue collection. Major events included the establishment of a computerized integrated tax system, expansion of self-assessment programs, and increased focus on detecting non-compliance through data-matching and special operations targeting tax evaders.
Va informam ca Ordonanta de Urgenta a Guvernului nr. 29/18.03.2020 privind unele masuri economice si fiscal-bugetare, a fost publicata in M. Of. nr. 230/21.03.2020.
Redam mai jos cateva masuri fiscale de interes
The word tax is derived from the Latin word “taxo” which means “rate”.
It is a financial charge Upon Taxpayer. Taxpayer may be individual or legal entity.
Types of tax:
If tax is charged on personal or corporate income, then it is a direct tax.
If tax is charged on the price of a good or service, then it is called an indirect tax.
Section 206AA – Rule 37BC
Central Board of Direct Taxes vide Notification No. 53/2016 dated 24.06.2016 has amended the Income Tax Rules, 1962 by inserting a new Rule 37BC through the IT (17th Amendment) Rules, 2016.
This document is a Certificate of Compensation from the Philippine Department of Finance for an employee. It contains information about the employee such as name, address, tax ID number, employer details, compensation income from the employer which is categorized as taxable and non-taxable, exemptions, taxes withheld, and signatures of the employer and employee to certify the accuracy of the compensation details.
1) National government agencies, government owned and controlled corporations, and local government units engaged in proprietary functions must apply for an Authority to Print receipts and invoices through the online system.
2) Government officials designated as withholding agents, such as agency heads, treasurers, and accountants, are responsible for registering the agency as a withholding agent, withholding and remitting taxes correctly and on time, and filing required tax returns and reports.
3) Failure to comply with withholding and remittance requirements can result in penalties such as surcharges, fines, and imprisonment for responsible officials.
Royal Decree 215/2014, of 28 March, approving the Organic Statute of the Inde...airefcomunicacion
This document approves the Organic Statute of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility in Spain. The Authority was created to help the government achieve budgetary stability by continuously monitoring public finances and debt. The Statute establishes the Authority as an independent public body with its own governance structure, personnel system, and budget. It will monitor budget execution, economic forecasts, and debt levels and issue reports and recommendations to support fiscal responsibility.
Organic Law 6/2013 of 14 November on the establishment of an Independent Auth...airefcomunicacion
The document establishes the creation of an Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility in Spain through an Organic Law. The Authority will monitor budgetary cycles and public debt, as well as analyze economic forecasts, to ensure compliance with budget stability and financial sustainability rules. It will assess economic forecasts, budget implementation, and fiscal policy deviations. The Authority will have independence and qualified professionals to perform its functions of oversight, transparency, and collaboration with other independent fiscal authorities. The Organic Law establishes the Authority's powers and reports, as well as its organizational structure and financing through a supervision fee.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) issued a draft circular clarifying that no interest under section 234A of the Income Tax Act should be charged on self-assessment tax paid before the due date for filing a tax return. Previously, interest was charged on self-assessment tax even if paid before the due date. The CBDT reviewed this after the Supreme Court ruled that interest under section 234A should only apply to tax amounts unpaid before the due date. Therefore, the CBDT decided that no interest will be charged under section 234A on self-assessment tax paid before the due date for filing a return.
The document summarizes the authorities that administer income tax in Bangladesh. It discusses the National Board of Revenue as the highest executive authority responsible for tax policies. It describes the two types of income tax authorities - administrative and judicial. The administrative authorities include the Commissioner of Taxes, Joint Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner who have powers to inspect records, call for information, and revise orders. The judicial authorities include the Director General of Inspection and Director General of Intelligence who investigate tax evasion and analyze intelligence. Civil courts have limited role and cannot set aside tax assessments. All government and private organizations must assist the income tax authorities.
Guided by “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas”, the Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman had introduced a new No Dispute but Trust Scheme – ‘Vivad Se Vishwas’ in the Budget 2020 in the Lok Sabha on 5th February, 2020. Expectations are that the new scheme will work better than erstwhile similar scheme “The Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2016”, given the kind of cases that are in appeal.
To know more:https://itatorders.in/blog/eligible-person-under-vivad-se-vishwas-scheme-2020/
Get consultation under the VSV scheme and calculate your taxes : https://www.itatorders.in/vsvcalculator
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is responsible for enforcing fiscal laws and collecting revenue for the government of Pakistan. It collects nearly 90% of tax revenue and contributes 65% to federal and provincial revenue, meeting 75-85% of government expenditure needs. The FBR chairman oversees formulation of fiscal policies, tax collection, appeals hearings, and interaction with government economic ministries. Key FBR members oversee policy, operations, customs, audits, administration, human resources, legal, taxpayers education, and accounting. There are also 7 director generals covering specific revenue areas.
The document discusses the role and powers of an Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax in Pakistan. It outlines the hierarchy within the Income Tax Authority and lists the key functions of an Assistant Commissioner, which include ensuring tax collection and refunds, widening the tax base, and conducting searches and seizures. It also lists some of the statutory powers granted to income tax officers, such as requiring production of evidence and books of accounts. Finally, it provides details on the current Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax, Asif Jamali, including his roles at the Federal Board of Revenue in Islamabad.
La gestión de proyectos es un tema complejo que requiere habilidades para planificar, organizar y controlar los recursos con el fin de cumplir los objetivos. Astrid Jurado Espinosa, estudiante de maestría en la Universidad de Santander, explora este tema en su documento sobre la gerencia efectiva de proyectos y cómo optimizar los resultados.
Grant Thornton Vietnam Tax Newsletter - August 2016Alex Baulf
In this Newsletter, Grant Thornton Vietnam would like to highlight the following updates relating to taxation and customs:
1. Guidance from the Ministry of Finance on VAT refund and penalty for late tax payment from 1st July 2016
2. Procedures for payment to State Budget for tax liability and domestic revenue from 1st August 2016 onwards
3. Sponsorship expenditure to Clients shall not be regarded as tax deductible expenses
4. House lease expense of individuals
5. Sponsorship cost of Master’s Degree programs for employees shall be regarded as tax deductible expenses for CIT purpose
6. Approval on "Bilateral agreement and documentation to implement the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act between Vietnam and the United States"
7. Procedures on cancellation, liquidation and tax refund for defective goods of foreign invested enterprises
8. Procedures on adjustment to the duration of processing contract
9. Trading of goods of Exporting-Processing Enterprises
This newsletter is for reference purposes only. Grant Thornton Vietnam holds no responsibility for mistakes therein, as well as damages caused by the use of information from this newsletter without official advisory opinions from Grant Thornton Vietnam before practice.
Should you need to use information from this newsletter or support from Grant Thornton Vietnam, please contact our professional consultants.
1) The document outlines several amendments to Romania's Tax Code and Fiscal Procedure Code, effective between September 2011 and January 2012.
2) Key changes include new requirements for individuals and companies to register service contracts with non-residents, as well as restrictions on deducting expenses related to inactive taxpayers.
3) Deadlines for various tax declarations were also changed, such as moving the corporate income tax declaration deadline to March 25 and allowing quarterly advance payments for corporate income tax starting in 2013.
The document provides a history of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) in the Philippines from 1965 to 2006 under different presidential administrations. It discusses key reforms, programs, and leadership changes that modernized tax administration and aimed to improve voluntary compliance and revenue collection. Major events included the establishment of a computerized integrated tax system, expansion of self-assessment programs, and increased focus on detecting non-compliance through data-matching and special operations targeting tax evaders.
Va informam ca Ordonanta de Urgenta a Guvernului nr. 29/18.03.2020 privind unele masuri economice si fiscal-bugetare, a fost publicata in M. Of. nr. 230/21.03.2020.
Redam mai jos cateva masuri fiscale de interes
The word tax is derived from the Latin word “taxo” which means “rate”.
It is a financial charge Upon Taxpayer. Taxpayer may be individual or legal entity.
Types of tax:
If tax is charged on personal or corporate income, then it is a direct tax.
If tax is charged on the price of a good or service, then it is called an indirect tax.
Section 206AA – Rule 37BC
Central Board of Direct Taxes vide Notification No. 53/2016 dated 24.06.2016 has amended the Income Tax Rules, 1962 by inserting a new Rule 37BC through the IT (17th Amendment) Rules, 2016.
This document is a Certificate of Compensation from the Philippine Department of Finance for an employee. It contains information about the employee such as name, address, tax ID number, employer details, compensation income from the employer which is categorized as taxable and non-taxable, exemptions, taxes withheld, and signatures of the employer and employee to certify the accuracy of the compensation details.
1) National government agencies, government owned and controlled corporations, and local government units engaged in proprietary functions must apply for an Authority to Print receipts and invoices through the online system.
2) Government officials designated as withholding agents, such as agency heads, treasurers, and accountants, are responsible for registering the agency as a withholding agent, withholding and remitting taxes correctly and on time, and filing required tax returns and reports.
3) Failure to comply with withholding and remittance requirements can result in penalties such as surcharges, fines, and imprisonment for responsible officials.
Royal Decree 215/2014, of 28 March, approving the Organic Statute of the Inde...airefcomunicacion
This document approves the Organic Statute of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility in Spain. The Authority was created to help the government achieve budgetary stability by continuously monitoring public finances and debt. The Statute establishes the Authority as an independent public body with its own governance structure, personnel system, and budget. It will monitor budget execution, economic forecasts, and debt levels and issue reports and recommendations to support fiscal responsibility.
Organic Law 6/2013 of 14 November on the establishment of an Independent Auth...airefcomunicacion
The document establishes the creation of an Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility in Spain through an Organic Law. The Authority will monitor budgetary cycles and public debt, as well as analyze economic forecasts, to ensure compliance with budget stability and financial sustainability rules. It will assess economic forecasts, budget implementation, and fiscal policy deviations. The Authority will have independence and qualified professionals to perform its functions of oversight, transparency, and collaboration with other independent fiscal authorities. The Organic Law establishes the Authority's powers and reports, as well as its organizational structure and financing through a supervision fee.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) issued a draft circular clarifying that no interest under section 234A of the Income Tax Act should be charged on self-assessment tax paid before the due date for filing a tax return. Previously, interest was charged on self-assessment tax even if paid before the due date. The CBDT reviewed this after the Supreme Court ruled that interest under section 234A should only apply to tax amounts unpaid before the due date. Therefore, the CBDT decided that no interest will be charged under section 234A on self-assessment tax paid before the due date for filing a return.
The document summarizes the authorities that administer income tax in Bangladesh. It discusses the National Board of Revenue as the highest executive authority responsible for tax policies. It describes the two types of income tax authorities - administrative and judicial. The administrative authorities include the Commissioner of Taxes, Joint Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner who have powers to inspect records, call for information, and revise orders. The judicial authorities include the Director General of Inspection and Director General of Intelligence who investigate tax evasion and analyze intelligence. Civil courts have limited role and cannot set aside tax assessments. All government and private organizations must assist the income tax authorities.
Guided by “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas”, the Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman had introduced a new No Dispute but Trust Scheme – ‘Vivad Se Vishwas’ in the Budget 2020 in the Lok Sabha on 5th February, 2020. Expectations are that the new scheme will work better than erstwhile similar scheme “The Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2016”, given the kind of cases that are in appeal.
To know more:https://itatorders.in/blog/eligible-person-under-vivad-se-vishwas-scheme-2020/
Get consultation under the VSV scheme and calculate your taxes : https://www.itatorders.in/vsvcalculator
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is responsible for enforcing fiscal laws and collecting revenue for the government of Pakistan. It collects nearly 90% of tax revenue and contributes 65% to federal and provincial revenue, meeting 75-85% of government expenditure needs. The FBR chairman oversees formulation of fiscal policies, tax collection, appeals hearings, and interaction with government economic ministries. Key FBR members oversee policy, operations, customs, audits, administration, human resources, legal, taxpayers education, and accounting. There are also 7 director generals covering specific revenue areas.
The document discusses the role and powers of an Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax in Pakistan. It outlines the hierarchy within the Income Tax Authority and lists the key functions of an Assistant Commissioner, which include ensuring tax collection and refunds, widening the tax base, and conducting searches and seizures. It also lists some of the statutory powers granted to income tax officers, such as requiring production of evidence and books of accounts. Finally, it provides details on the current Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax, Asif Jamali, including his roles at the Federal Board of Revenue in Islamabad.
La gestión de proyectos es un tema complejo que requiere habilidades para planificar, organizar y controlar los recursos con el fin de cumplir los objetivos. Astrid Jurado Espinosa, estudiante de maestría en la Universidad de Santander, explora este tema en su documento sobre la gerencia efectiva de proyectos y cómo optimizar los resultados.
- The EUR/USD pair fell further as the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2006, strengthening the US dollar. However, future rate hikes are uncertain.
- Oil prices continued to decline as OPEC will not cut supply and US inventories rose unexpectedly. Weak global demand and a supply glut point to further weakness.
- The Hong Kong stock index is poised to fall further in the near term based on bearish technical signals on daily and weekly charts, with support at 20,100.
This document advertises an educational consultancy that offers assistance to students who have completed higher secondary or diploma programs and are looking to join colleges in Tamil Nadu, India. The consultancy claims to help students enroll in engineering, medical, arts and other college programs with reduced fees or donations. It also says it can help arrange jobs for students after course completion, subject to terms and conditions. Contact information is provided for further details.
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Este documento presenta el cronograma de encuentros propéditicos para ingresantes de 2012 en tres carreras de nivel terciario en el Colegio Superior "F. Ameghino" en la provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina. Los encuentros se llevarán a cabo en marzo e incluyen horarios y profesores asignados para Técnico Superior en Comercialización, Técnico Superior en Diseño Gráfico y Publicaciones, y Técnico Superior en Informática y Redes de Datos.
::Per:21/pj/2016 :: TATA CARA PENCABUTAN ATAS SURAT PERNYATAANRoko Subagya
Peraturan ini mengatur tentang tata cara pencabutan Surat Pernyataan oleh Wajib Pajak dalam kaitannya dengan pengampunan pajak. Wajib Pajak dapat mencabut Surat Pernyataan jika memiliki penghasilan di bawah batasan tertentu atau hanya memiliki harta warisan/hibahan yang bukan objek pengampunan pajak. Pencabutan dilakukan dengan menyampaikan surat pencabutan ke KPP dan dapat
Презентація до курсу "Біорізноманіття грибів з основами мікосозології", що його викладають на кафедрі мікології та фітоімунології біологічного факультету Харківського національного університету імені В.Н. Каразіна, Україна
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Gestión del riesgo de incendios la seguridad humana y el sgsst.Orlando Martinez
El documento describe los requisitos legales para la implementación de un plan de prevención, preparación y respuesta ante emergencias en las empresas. Se debe identificar sistemáticamente las amenazas, analizar la vulnerabilidad de la empresa, diseñar e implementar procedimientos para prevenir y controlar las amenazas priorizadas, formular un plan de emergencias, asignar recursos, definir rutas de evacuación, capacitar a los trabajadores, realizar simulacros, conformar una brigada de emergencias e inspeccionar equipos de prevención y alerta
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This document provides instructions for completing Indonesia's income tax return form for individual taxpayers. It outlines general instructions, including that taxpayers must file a truthful and complete return signed within 3 months of the tax year's end. It also describes requirements for taxpayers who maintain bookkeeping records or apply deemed net income calculations, and includes attachments with forms for calculating domestic net income from business/self-employment and other income sources.
Spt tahunan pph wajib pajak orang pribadi formulir 1770helmut simamora
1. This document provides general instructions for completing Form SPT 1770, Indonesia's annual individual income tax return.
2. The form must be printed at 98% scale on paper no less than 70g/m2 and either F4, folio, or US folio size. Adobe Reader version 8 or newer is required to complete the digital form.
3. Taxpayers must fill out all identification information and attachment forms first before proceeding to the main form. Calculated fields will auto-populate, and taxpayers should double check all calculations.
TCG_Newsletter_January and February 2019_EnTham Le
Welcome to our newsletter in January and February 2019. You will find that it is filled with legal regulations in certain areas of business.
We hope this newsletter to keep you updated on the latest legal news and be valuable to your operation.
Thanks for your reading and we would love to hear your comments that could make our reports better and better.
The document provides a summary of various official letters and regulations from Vietnamese authorities regarding tax, accounting, banking, and labor issues:
1) It outlines changes to import tax exemptions, VAT policies, and personal income tax rates on overseas incomes.
2) It summarizes new guidelines on invoice usage periods, management expenses, and determining reasonable expenses for tax purposes.
3) It notes a regulation on payment to foreign contractors in foreign currency.
4) It describes amendments to labor contract and severance pay regulations, requirements for enterprise compliance with labor laws, and changes to work permit and training procedures.
Welcome to our newsletter in October. You will find that it is filled with legal regulations in certain areas of business. We hope this newsletter to keep you updated on the latest legal news and be valuable for your operation.
Thanks for your reading and we would love to hear your comments that could make our reports better and better.
This document provides information about taxation for salaried employees, pensioners, and senior citizens in India. It discusses key topics like income tax filing requirements and due dates, the different types and heads of income, deductions, tax rebates, and forms used for filing returns. Specifically, it notes that income tax return filing is mandatory if total income exceeds the maximum amount not chargeable to tax. It outlines the due dates for advance tax payments and income tax return filing. It also lists the different forms used to file returns according to an individual's sources of income and tax situation.
This document provides information about taxation for salaried employees, pensioners, and senior citizens in India.
It discusses key topics like filing income tax returns, advance tax payment due dates, applicable tax rates, and forms to be used for filing returns. Specifically, it mentions that the due date for salaried employees to file their return is July 31 and the tax rates for FY 2012-13 are 10-30% with education cess of 3% for general individuals and reduced rates for senior citizens.
The document aims to help taxpayers understand their tax obligations and compliances in a concise manner.
This document provides information about taxation for salaried employees, pensioners, and senior citizens in India. It discusses key topics like income tax filing requirements and due dates, the different types and heads of income, deductions, tax rebates, and forms used for filing returns. Specifically, it notes that income tax return filing is mandatory if total income exceeds the maximum amount not chargeable to tax. It outlines the due dates for advance tax payments and income tax return filing. It also lists the different forms used to file returns according to an individual's sources of income and tax situation.
GST returns require various monthly, quarterly, and annual filings by different registered taxpayer types. Monthly returns include GSTR-1 for outward supply details, GSTR-2 for inward supply details, and GSTR-3 which is the final monthly return filed along with tax payment. Quarterly returns apply to composite taxpayers, while annual returns like GSTR-9 are required for audited accounts. Special returns also apply to input service distributors, non-resident foreign taxpayers, and e-commerce operators. Due dates for returns generally fall on the 10th, 15th, or 20th of the following month.
This document provides an overview of the taxation syllabus for an accounting exam, including:
- 7 topics that make up 100% of the exam weight, including taxation of individuals and business entities, transfer pricing, tax planning, VAT, and ethical considerations.
- Examples of past exam questions related to tax theory, the taxation of individuals and businesses, transfer pricing, tax planning, disputes and penalties, and VAT.
- Notes on sources of guidance for exam preparation, including contact information for Saiful Islam Mozumder of Shirazkhan Basak & Co. for any questions.
The document serves as a guide for students to understand the breadth of the taxation syllabus and find examples of different types
Tax can be confusing. At the basic, there is Percentage Tax or Value Added Tax; VAT registered and a Non-VAT registered tax payer. In the Philippines, managing tax matters can be really complicated. Several individuals and companies even hire Consultants/Accounting Firms to manage compliance reporting.
- Input tax credit (ITC) allows businesses to claim a credit for taxes paid on inputs against the GST charged on their outputs. This avoids double taxation.
- To claim ITC, businesses must be registered under GST and hold a valid tax invoice. The goods or services must have been received and taxes paid to the government. ITC can only be claimed for business purposes and not for exempt or personal supplies.
- Businesses must file their ITC claims in GSTR-3B returns. They can provisionally claim up to 20% of the ITC shown in their GSTR-2A. Full ITC is claimed after matching with supplier returns. ITC must be reversed if invoices remain
This document provides a TDS-TCS rate chart for the financial year 2013-14 published by www.simpletaxindia.net. It lists the tax deduction at source rates for various types of payments like salaries, interest, contracts, commissions etc. along with applicable thresholds. It also provides details on TCS rates, due dates for depositing TDS-TCS, situations where surcharge and cess are applicable, consequences of default and duties of the tax deductor. The key highlights are the TDS rates for various payments, TCS rates on specified goods or services, due dates to deposit the deducted or collected tax, and penalties for non-compliance.
This document outlines the registration and tax compliance requirements for individuals providing services under job order or service contract agreements with government agencies in the Philippines. It covers professionals and non-professionals with different levels of gross receipts:
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1. 1
MINISTRY OF FINANCE OF REPUBLIK OF INDONESIA
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TAXES
INSTRUCTION FOR THE COMPLETION OF INCOME TAX RETURN
FOR CORPORATE
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
In accordance with the Law Number 6 of 1983 concerning General Provisions and Tax Procedures as
lastly amended by Law Number 16 of 2009, Taxpayers should pay attention to several things below:
1. Any Taxpayer should be required to complete and file its Annual Tax Return truly, completely, and
clearly and also sign it.
2. The Tax Return shall be signed by the Taxpayer or his/her authorized proxy/representative.
3. The Tax Return shall be assumed not filed if it is not signed or it is not fully provided with details
and/or documents as regulated by Minister of Finance Decree No. 534/KMK.04/2000, Minister of
Finance Regulation No. 181/PMK.03/2007 and Director General of Taxes Decree No. KEP-
214/PJ./2001.
4. Any Taxpayer shall collect his/her own annual tax return to tax office (KPP)/ taxation and
consultation office (KP2KP) or can be downloaded through website www.pajak.go.id and file it not
later than 4 (four) months after the end of taxable year .
5. The tax return may be directly delivered in to the tax office where the tax payer is registered or
other places regulated by the Director General of Taxes which is : Tax corner, Tax mobile and
specific appointed tax return receiving places (Drop Box) or send it by registered mail through
post office or some other ways as regulated by Minister of Finance Decree No. 181/PMK.03/2007
as amended by Minister of Finance b Regulation Number 152/PMK.03/2009
6. Any underpayment shall be paid in full before the tax return filed. Failure to make full payment
within such a period shall result in an administrative sanction in the form of a monthly interest of 2
% (two percent) from the due date of payment to the date on which the full payment is made. Any
portion of a month shall be considered as a full month.
7. The Taxpayer shall be required to make tax payments to the State Treasury through a Post Office
or banks designated by the Minister of Finance.
8. The Director General of Taxes may – at the request of a Taxpayer – approve a tax to make an
instalment or a deferral of tax payment, including any underpaid tax in the annual tax return
(income tax article 29) for a period not exceeding a 12 (twelve) month period. Under Director
General of Taxes Decree No. PER-38/PJ/2008, the request shall be submitted in writing to the
head of a tax office in which the Taxpayer is registered, at the latest 9 (nine) working days before
payment due date, using a designated form attached in attachment Form- I on that decree.
9. The Director General of Taxes may – at the request of a Taxpayer – extend the filing period of an
annual tax return for no later than 2 (two) months. The request shall be made in writing,
accompanied with a statement of one-tax-year's interim tax due and its proof of payment.
10. Failure to file the Annual Tax Return within the specified period or an extended period shall result
in an administrative fine of Rp 1,000,000 (one million rupiah).
2. 2
11. Book of accounts in English language and United State Dollar currency is able to be applied by
Taxpayer after getting permission from Ministry of Finance. Taxpayer who allowed to have a book
of accounts in English language and United State Dollar Currency shall apply the Corporate
Annual Income Tax Return and its attachments in Bahasa (except an attachment in the form of
financial statement) and in dollar united state currency. This agreement arranged in Ministry of
Finance Regulation Number 196/PMK.03/2007.
12. Anyone who – by reason of negligence or deliberately – fails to file an Annual Tax Return, or
files one incorrectly, or not completed, or furnishes false information which may causes to the
Government, shall be subject to administrative sanctions and / or criminal sanctions in
accordance with the provisions of the applicable legislation.
3. 3
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMPLETION
Income Tax Annual Return year of 2009 is using a form which is able to read by scanning machine,
therefore, Taxpayers need to comply with the following conditions:
1. If the Taxpayer makes the Annual Tax Return forms itself, not to forget to make (black square)
on every corner as border so that the document can be scanned.
2. Use the paper size F4/Folio (8.5 x 13 inch) with minimum weight of 70 gram.
3. Paper should not be fold or rumpled.
4. Identity column : for Taxpayers using typing machine, when filing unstructured column (such as
Taxpayer’s name, Type of Business and Origin Country of Head Office (for PEE)), letter boxes
can be ignored as long as the writing does not over the right border. For structured filling (such
as Taxpayer’s Identification Number, Phone Number), each number should be written in a letter
box.
Example of Filling:
TIN :
Taxpayer’s Name : PT. MAJU MAKMUR SENTOSA JAYA
Types of Business : WOOD FURNITURE INDUSTRY
Telephone No. :
Notes: for those using computer or hand writing, all filling should be in letter boxes.
5. In filling monetary values in rupiah or United State Dollar currency, the number should be written
without decimal places. Example:
a. In writing ten million rupiah is: 10.000.000 (NOT 10.000.000,00)
b. In writing a hundred twenty five rupiah fifty cent is 125 (NOT 125,50)
0 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 1 2 0 0 0
0 7 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4. 4
Item 1 : DOMESTIC NET COMMERCIAL INCOME
Domestic commercial net income is the net income according to Indonesian accounting principles,
namely all incomes received and obtained from business activities and from non-business activities in
Indonesia including income imposed by Finalized Tax and non taxable object, deducted with
expenditures/costs to obtain, bill, and maintain income in accordance with the Indonesian accounting
system and method which is followed consistently as reflected in the commercial financial statement,
before adjusted according to Income Tax Law and its implementing regulations.
a. GROSS INCOME
Fill with the gross amount of business activities in Indonesia, after less of sales return and discount,
for trade and industrial company in the taxable year concerned.
b. COST OF SALES
Fill with cost of sales from Taxpayer’s business activity. If according to accounting system and method
followed by particular Taxpayers (e.g. banks, pension fund, mutual fund, social organizations,
associations etc.) there is no costs separation or classification for cost of sales, then all costs are
reported into point c: others expenses.
c. OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES
Fill with expenses which are not included in cost of sales.
d. NET INCOME FROM BUSINESS (1a – 1b – 1c)
Net income is calculated from sales deducted by cost of sales and others expenses.
e. INCOME FROM NON BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
Fill with gross amount of income received and or obtained from non business activities as stated in
point a, for example: income from capital investment in Indonesia, gain from sales/transfers/leases of
assets, and other incomes which are not included in income from business activities or not related
with business activities.
f. EXPENSES FROM NON BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
Fill with direct expenses relevant to the income from non business activities as stated in point e.
g. NET INCOME FROM NON BUSINESS ACTIVITIES (1e-1f)
Fill with amount from point e deducted by point f.
h. Total (1d + 1g)
Sufficiently clear
Item 2 : FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NET INCOME
Fill with the net income received or obtained from overseas as stated in special form 7A/7B column
(5) ‘Net Amount’.
Item 3 : TOTAL NET COMMERCIAL INCOME (1h + 2)
Fill with net commercial income from domestic and overseas.
ATTACHMENT – I
(FORM 1771 – I AND FORM 1771 – I / $)
CALCULATION OF FISCAL NET INCOME
5. 5
Item 4 : INCOME SUBJECT TO FINALIZED INCOME TAX AND NON TAXABLE INCOME
In order to calculate the net amount of taxable income according to general provisions, income from
Indonesia which is imposed by Finalized Tax and non taxable objects must be deducted so as the net
taxable income (number 8) will be zero/nil. Fill with the commercial net income from income which is
imposed by Finalized Tax and commercial net income from non taxable objects that has already been
recorded in number 1 form 1771-I; in case of experiencing commercial loss , fill with the amount of
commercial loss.
Item 5 : POSITIVE ADJUSTMENTS
Positive adjusment for tax purpose is the adjustment of commercial net income (excluding income
which is imposed by Finalized Tax and non taxable objects) in order to calculate Income Tax
according to Income Tax Law and its implementing regulations, which increases the income and or
reduces commercial costs stated in number 1.
a. Adjustments based on Article 9 paragraph (1) subparagraph b of Income Tax Law, corporate
expenditures to buy/fix private houses or cars, private/family travel expenditures, private/family
insurance premium expenditures, and other expenditures for stockholders, partners, or
members, must be excluded from corporate expenses.
b. Adjustments based on Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph c of Income Tax Law, the formation
and maintenance of reserved fund must be excluded from corporate expenses. However for
certain businesses that economically requires to form reserved fund to cover expenses and loss
in the future, it is still allowed to consider it as expenses, but limited to:
1. Allowance for Doubtful Accounts for bank industry and other entity which is transferring a
credit , leasing with option right, multifinance and factoring companies;
2. reserve for insurance, include reserve for social aids generated by Badan Penyelenggara
Jaminan Sosial (Committee of social Security)
3. reserve of security for LPS
4. reserve of reclamation cost for mining sectors
5. reserve of replanting cost for forestry sector
6. reserve of shut-down and maintenance cost of the banishment of industrial waste for
industrial-waste processing sector
See : * Minister of Finance Regulation Number 81 / PMK.03 / 2009 .
c. Pursuant to Article 4 Paragraph (3) Subparagraph d of Income Tax Law, consideration or
remuneration in the form of benefit in-kinds in relation with employment or services is not
See : * Minister of Finance Regulation Number 83/PMK.03 /2009;
d. Adjustment pursuant to Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph f of Income Tax Law, payment of
salary, honorarium, and other rewards referring to passed to service or work given to
stockholders or other related parties as stated in Article 18 Paragraph (4) of Income Tax Law,
can be burdened as expense of a company as long as its amount does not exceed fairness.
Fairness is measured based on common standards for the same qualification of work which is
done by non related parties. The difference exceeding fairness may be considered as distribution
of profit.
e. Pursuant to Article 4 Paragraph (3) Subparagraph a of Income Tax Law, aid or donation and
grant received by religious bodies, education institutions, social bodies, or small enterprises
including cooperation as regulated by the Minister of Finance, are not considered income as long
as there is no relationship based on business, employment, ownership, or control among related
parties. Therefore according to the taxability and deductibility principle, adjustment according to
6. 6
Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph g of Income Tax Law, the aid or donation and grant given
by Taxpayers can not be burdened as expenses.
See :
Minister of Finance Decree Number 604/KMK.04/1994.
Tithe or Zakat paid by corporate Taxpayer owned by moslem can be deducted from gross income to
calculate Taxable Income under these conditions:
The taxable income entitled to be tithed has already been reported in the Annual Tax Return;
The zakat is delivered through Amil Zakat Body (BAZ) or Amil Zakat Institution (LAZ) formed or
approved by Central/Local Government;
Therefore non income zakat and zakat from income which does not fulfil those conditions above are
not allowed to be burdened as expense.
f. Adjustments pursuant to Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph h of Income Tax Law, Income Tax
and Tax Credit are not considered as company’s expenses.
g. Pursuant to Article 4 Paragraph (3) Subparagraph i of Income Tax Law, part of a profit received or
obtained by member of partnership whose capital is not divided into shares, partnership,
association, firms, and kongsi is not considered as income. Therefore according to taxability and
deductibility principle, the adjustment pursuant to Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph j of
Income Tax Law, for those stated entities, payment of salary to their members can not be
burdened as expenses.
h. Adjustments pursuant to Article 9 Paragraph (1) Subparagraph k of Income Tax Law,
administrative penalty in terms of interests, fines, and increases of tax, and criminal penalties in
terms of fines following tax laws are not considered expenses to the company.
i. Fill according to Special Attachment of I A / I B list of Depreciation and Amortization Fiscal.
j. Fill according to Special Attachment of I A / I B list of Depreciation and Amortization Fiscal.
k. Adjustments pursuant to Article 7 Government Regulation Number 138 of 2000, DGT Decree
may determine certain times for cost recognation for certain Taxpayers following the Government
policy.
See : * DGT Decree Number Kep- 184/PJ./2002;
* DGT Circular Number SE- 08/PJ.42/2002.
l. Adjustments according to general provision article 4 and Article 6 and their implementing
regulations, in case of:
There is income which is not recognized commercially but considered as Taxable Object
imposed by non Finalized Tax;
There are other company’s expenses or loss which are commercially recognized but are not
recognized for the tax purpose;
There is overseas loss whether from Permanent Establishment (PE) or not, after adjusted for
the tax purpose.
See : Minister of Finance Decree Number 164/KMK.03/2002.
DGT Circular Number SE-04/PJ.42/2002;
DGT Circular Number SE-01/PJ.33/2005.
Item 6 : NEGATIVE ADJUSTMENTS
Negative adjusment for tax purpose is the adjustment of net commercial income (excluding income
which is imposed by Finalized Tax and non taxable object in order to calculate Income Tax according
to Income Tax Law and its implementing regulations, which is reducing the income and or increasing
commercial costs stated in number 1.
7. 7
a. Fill according to Special Attachment of I A / I B List of Depreciation and Amortization Fiscal.
b. Fill according to Special Attachment of I A / I B List of Depreciation and Amortization Fiscal.
c. Adjustment pursuant to Article 7 of the Government Regulation Number 138 of 2000, DGT
Decree may determine certain times for revenue recognation for certain Taxpayers according to
the Government policy.
See : * DGT Decree Number Kep-141 / PJ. / 1999;
* DGT Decree Number Kep-563 / PJ. / 2001;
* DGT Decree Number Kep-184 / PJ. / 2002;
* DGT Circular Number SE-08 / PJ.42 / 2002.
d. Adjustment pursuant to Article 6 of Income Tax Law and its implementing regulations, in case a
company has other expenses or loss which are commercially not recognized but fiscally
recognized.
Item 7 : INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE
Item 7a Fill with what period the facilities have been used
Item 7b Fill with the amount of net income deduction facilities for investment which has already been
approved by an authoritative officer as mentioned in the list of investment facilities number 5b (Tax
Return Special Attachment 4A/4B).
Item 8 : FISCAL NET INCOME
Fill with the result of number 3 deducted by number 4 added by number 5m deducted by number 6e
deducted by number 6e deducted by number 7b.
ATTACHMENT II
( FORM 1771 – II and FORM 1771 – II / $ )
DETAIL OF COST OF SALES, OPERATING EXPENSES AND NON OPERATING EXPENSES
Fill with detail of Cost of Sales, Operating Expenses and Non Operating Expenses taken from Form
1771-I point 1 item b, c, and f.
Column (1) Fill according to numbers in sequence
Column (2) Details
Column (3) Fill with expenses included in Cost of Sales
Column (4) Fill with Operating Expenses excluded from Cost of Sales
Column (5) Fill with Direct Cost relevant to non-business income
Column (6) fill with the result of Column (3) added with Column (4) added with Column (5)
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ATTACHMENT III
( FORM 1771 - III and FORM 1771 – III / $ )
DOMESTIC TAX CREDIT
Fill with detail of Income Tax Article 22 and Income Tax Article 23 / 26 Withholding Receipts for
incomes which are imposed by non-Finalized Tax Income received/obtained and reported in current
Annual Tax Return.
The withholding of Income Tax Article 26 that can be credited with Income Tax Due for the taxable
year concerned is the tax withholding as mentioned in Article 26 paragraph (5) of Income Tax Law.
Column (1) Fill with the numbers in sequence for each type of taxes
Column (2) Fill with Name of Withholding Agent. In term of Income Tax Article 22 paid by
taxpayer him/herself, filled the column with the name of Bank.
Column (3) Fill with TIN of Withholding Agent. In term of Income Tax Article 22 paid by Taxpayer
him/herself, filled the column with the address of Bank.
Column (4) Fill the column with:
- Fill with Type of Transaction or Payment for Income Tax Article 22
- Fill with Type of Income tax withheld for Income Tax Article 23 and Article 26
Column (5) Fill with the amount that is basis of Withholding
Column (6) Fill with the amount of Income Tax Withheld
For Income Tax Article 22 who paid by his/her own, Column (6) shall be filled with the
word “SSP” or “SSPCP”.
Column (7) Fill with Number of Withholding Tax Receipt.
Column (8) Fil with Date of Withholding Tax Receipt with writng format dd/mm/yy
Taxpayer shall be obliged to show and gave a Withholding Notice of third parties if being asked for tax
audit purposes.
ATTACHMENT IV
( FORM 1771 – IV AND FORM 1771 – IV / $ )
FINAL INCOME TAX AND NON TAXABLE INCOME
This Attachment shall be filled with certain incomes that is imposed by Finalized Tax whether withheld
by other parties or paid by Taxpayer himself and other incomes excluded from Taxable Object
received or obtained during the year, according to gross amount or the value of transaction. Taxpayer
is obliged to show and make a list of Tax Withholding Notice if being asked for tax audit purpose.
Income from derivative transaction in the form of futures contract that is traded in stock exchange is
considered as non taxable income according with the unvalid of Government Regulation No.17 of
2009 Article 2, Article 3 paragraph (1), (2) and (3) and Article 5. Therefore, the column shall not be
filled.
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ATTACHMENT V
( FORM 1771 – V and FORM 1771 – V / $ )
LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS/OWNERS AND TOTAL DIVIDENDS DISTRIBUTED
LIST OF DIRECTORS AND COMMISSIONERS
Part A : LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS/OWNERS AND TOTAL DIVIDENDS DISTRIBUTED
- Column (1) fill according to a numbers in sequence.
- Column (2) fill with the name of shareholders/capital owners according to ID card.
- Column (3) fill with the address of shareholders/capital owners according to ID card.
- Column (4) fill with Taxpayer’s identity number of shareholders or capital owners. For
shareholders or capital owners who do not have a Taxpayer’s Identification Number (for
example non-resident Taxpayers, Taxpayers who have income below personal Tax
Exemption limit) fill with “none”.
- Column (5) fill with amount of capital deposited.
- Column (6) fill with percentage of ownership.
- Column (7) fill with amount of dividend to shareholders.
Part B : LIST OF DIRECTORS AND COMMISSIONERS
- Column (1) fill according to numbers in sequence
- Column (2) fill with the name of shareholders / capital owners according to ID card.
- Column (3) fill with the address of shareholders / capital owners according to ID card.
- Column (4) fill with Taxpayer’s Identification Number of shareholders or capital owners. For
shareholders or capital owners who do not have Taxpayer’s identity number (for example
non-resident Taxpayers, Taxpayers who have income below the non-taxable income) fill with
“none”.
- Column (5) fill with position of board of directors or commissioners.
Notes:
Foundation Taxpayers and other bodies which are not owned on the basis of capital ownership,
as well as KIK mutual fund and KIK – EBA, fill the list of share holders / capital ownership with the
statement: “none”, in column (2).
Taxpayers whose companies are listed in the stock market, public shareholders have no
obligation to write in detail per name (can be stated cumulatively) except if the ownership of
shares amounts to 5% (five) or more from the amount of capital deposited.
List of structure of board of directors and comissioners must be filled completely but without those
at managerial positions.
See : DGT Circular Number SE-02/PJ.42/2003
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ATTACHMENT VI
( FORM 1771 – VI and FORM 1771 – VI / $ )
LIST OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN AFFILIATED COMPANIES
LIST OF LOANS (ACCOUNT PAYABLE) FROM SHAREHOLDER AND/OR AFFILIATED
COMPANIES
LIST OF LOANS (ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE) TO SHAREHOLDER AND/OR AFFILIATED
COMPANIES
1. Those lists above must be fill with end of year balance based on transcript of citation of elemens
from financial statements attached to Annual Tax Return.
2. Equity participation declared is the equity participation in other companies which falls to the
category of related parties.
3. Account Payable/receivable declared are the loans from / to other related parties.
4. Taxpayers who have no equity participation or have equity participation but do not fall to the
category of related parties and Taxpayers who have no account payable/recievable from/to other
related parties, fill the list with “none”, in column (2).
PRIMARY TAX RETURN
( FORM 1771 and FORM 1771 / $ )
TAXABLE YEAR : Fill available boxes with company’s yearbook and period of
company’s yearbook.
Example: Yearbook 2010
If a Taxpayer file amended tax Return, fill “X” in the appropriate box and fill in the blank next the
box with a number of the tax return have been amended. But, if a Taxpayer file a normal Tax
Return, a box is unnecessary to be filled.
IDENTITY
Taxpayers Identification Number /
(NPWP) : Fill according to Taxpayers’ Identification Number as stated in
the NPWP card.
Taxpayers’ name : Fill according to name as stated in the NPWP card.
Types of Business : Fill according to business classification of the company. In the
case where there is more than one type of businesses, then state
the most prominent/core business.
2 0 1 0
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Business classification : For the code of Business Classification Number (KLU), fill
according to the Director General of Taxes Decree Number KEP-
34/PJ./2003. If the information is not clear, please contact the tax
office where you are registered.
Telephone Number : Fill according to Taxpayer’s number telephone. Number
telephone is obliged to filed by Taxpayer.
Facsimile Number : Fill according to Taxpayer’s Facsimile number. Faximile Number
is obliged to filed by Taxpayer.
Accounting Period : Fill according to Taxpayer Accounting Period
For instance Taxpayer use
Period January – December
Period January – December
Period April – Maret
Foreign Domicile of Head Office : Fill according to name of domicile country of head office of
the permanent established bodies overseas according to
the Agreement for The Avoidance of the Double Taxation; or
in the cases where an agreement are not yet concluded,
following the Indonesian tax laws.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT : In case of having books of account in US Dollars state the
number and date of the approval letter from Director General
of Taxes, as well as the year started. State whether the
financial statement of the company for the current yearbook
is “audited” or “not audited” by a public accountant, by
filling the appropriate box with “X”. In case the company is
audited, state the opinion of the public accountant in the
boxes available according to the code number below:
1 - for opinion : Unqualified Opinion
2 - for opinion : Qualified Opinion
3 - for opinion : Adverse Opinion
4 - for opinion : Disclaimer of opinion
Name of Accounting Firm : Fill according to name of Accounting Firm who signed the audit
report
TIN of Accounting Firm : Fill according to TIN of Accounting Firm in case the company
was audited by a public accountant
Name of Public Accountant : Fill according to name of Public Accountant who signed the audit
report
Name of Tax Consulting Firm : Fill with the name of Tax Consulting Firm according to the power
of
attorney letter and the name of tax consulting firm .
TIN of Tax Consulting Firm : Fill with TIN of Tax Consulting Firm in the events of performing
their tax duties and rights, a Taxpayer uses the services of a tax
consultant.
0 1 1 0 to 1 2 1 0
0 4 1 0 to 0 3 1 1
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Name of Tax Consultant : Fill with the name of tax consultant according to the power of
attorney letter
TIN of Tax Consultant : Fill with TIN of Tax Consultant according to the power of
attorney.
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A. TAXABLE INCOME:
Item 1 - FISCAL NET INCOME
Fill with amount of Fiscal Net Income from form 1771-I number 8 column (3)
Item 2 - .LOSS CARRIED FORWARD
Loss carried forward from past tax years according to Article 6 Paragraph (2) of Income Tax Law or
because of receiving tax investments facilities in the form of longer compensations of the loss. Fill
from the calculation of the compensations of the loss carried forward the amount of this tax year
column (special attachment of the tax returns).
Fill with the amount of loss carried forward of the column “this tax year” from the special
Attachment 2A/2B Calculations of the Loss Carried Forward.
Fill with number “0” (zero), if item 1 says loss (negative).
(See example of fillings of special Attachment form 2A/2B)
Item 3 – TAXABLE INCOME
Fill with calculations of number 1 deducted by number 2.
B. INCOME TAX DUE:
Item 4 - TAX DUE
Choose one of these rate calculation of Income tax due in accordance with Taxpayer conditions and
fill ”X” in the available box.
a. Income Tax Rate of Article 17 paragraph (1) subparagraph b
This rate apply to domestic corporate and Permanent Establishment is 28%. However, according
to the Article 17 paragraph (2a), the tariff become 25% since the taxable year of 2010, Tax due is
calculated by multiplying rate of Income tax and taxable income.
Example:
The amount of gross income for FY 2010 is IDR 54.000.000.000,00
The amount of taxable income for FY 2010 is IDR 4.000.000.000,00
Tax Due is = 28% IDR 4.000.000.000,00
= IDR 1.000.000.000,-
If Corporate Taxpayer is imposed by tariff stated in Income Tax Law Art. 31E if its gross income is
about Rp 50.000.000.000,00 (fifty billion rupiah).
b. Income Tax Rate of Article 17 paragraph (2b)
This rate apply to Listed Company that have ownership at least 40% of all shares traded in
Indonesia Stock Exchange and fulfill other certain requirement. This type of Taxpayer can get 5%
lower tariff than tariff stated in Inc. Tax Law No.36/2008 Art. 17 paragraph (1) subparagraph b and
paragraph (2a).
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Example:
Taxable Income FY 2010 = Rp 1.250.000.000,00
Income tax due = (25% - 5%) x Rp 1.250.000.000,00
= IDR 250.500.000,00
See : Government Regulation Number 81/2007
c. Income Tax Rate of Article 31E
Domestic entity Taxpayer which has gross profit up to Rp 50.000.000.000,00 (fifty billion rupiah)
get special deduction 50% of tariff stated in Inc. Tax Law No.36/2008 Art. 17 paragraph (1)
subparagraph b and paragraph (2a). that imposed to taxable income which as a portion of gross
profit up to Rp 4.800.000.000,00 (four billion and eight hundred million rupiah).
Calculation of this terms can be divided into two ways:
1. If taxable income is up to IDR 4.800.000.000,00 ;
Income tax due = 50% x 28% x Taxable Income
2. If taxable income in between IDR 4.800.000.000,00 and IDR 50.000.000.000,00, the
calculation of tax due is :
Income Tax
Due
=
(50% X 25%) X Facilitated
Taxable Income
+
25% X Unfacilitated Taxable
Income
The calculation of facilitated taxable income ;
Rp 4.800.000.000,00
X total taxable income
Gross Income
The calculation of unfacilitated taxable income ;
Unfacilitated taxable income = Total Taxable Income – Facilitated Taxable Income
Example 1):
Gross income of PT Y in FY 2010 is Rp 4.500.000.000,00, while taxable income is IDR
500.000.000,00.
The counting of tax due = taxable income is multiplied by 50% tariff of current enterprise’s
Income Tax Rate because the amount of gross income not more than IDR 4.800.000.000,00.
Tax due = 50% x 25% x IDR 500.000.000,00
= Rp 62.500.000,00
Example 2):
Total gross income of PT ”X” amounted IDR. 30.000.000.000,00 in taxable year of 2010,
taxable income is IDR 3.000.000.000,00.
Calculation of Income Tax Due is as follows:
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Total facilitated taxable income
= (IDR 4.800.000.000,00 : IDR 30.000.000.000,00) x IDR 3.000.000.000,00
= IDR 480.000.000,00
Total of unfacilitated taxable income
= IDR 3.000.000.000,00 – IDR 480.000.000,00 = IDR 2.520.000.000,00
Income Tax Due
= (50%x 25% x IDR480.000.000,00) + (25% x IDR2.520.000.000,00)
= IDR 60.000.000,00 + IDR 630.000.000,00
= IDR 690.000.000,00
Note: for tax rate application purposes, the total of taxable income must be rounded down
in full thousand rupiahs;
Item 5 – ADJUSTMENT FOR FOREIGN TAX CREDITS REFUNDED AND HAD BEEN CREDITED
IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S RETURN (Income Tax Art.24)
In cases of obtaining tax deductions or refund from tax payable/paid overseas (income tax Article 24),
which has been already calculated as income tax credit payable in the previous year, fill with amount
of tax deduction or refund.
See : Minister of Finance Decree Number 164/KMK.03/2002.
Item 6 – TOTAL OF TAX DUE
Fill with amount of calculations of number 4 added by number 5.
C. TAX CREDIT
Item 7 – Tax Borned By The Government
In case where Taxpayer is granted with a facility in the form of Income Tax Borned by the
Government for income received or derived by main contractor, consultant and supplier of a
Government project funded by foreign grants or foreign loans, please fill with the amount of non
finalized income tax calculated using the following formula:
THE AMOUNT OF FOREIGN LOAN / GRANT
----------------------------------------------------------- X INCOME TAX DUE
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS
See:
Government Regulation Number 42 of 1995 as lastly amended by Government
Regulation Number 25 of 2001;
Government Regulation Number 138 of 2000;
Government Regulation Number 51 of 2008;
Minister of Finance Regulation Number 187/PMK.03/2008;
Item 8 – Domestic and Foreign Tax Credit
a. : Fill with the amount of domestic tax credit taken from Form 1771-III column (6) / form 1771-III$
column (6) and column (7)
b. : Fill with the amount of foreign tax credit as calculated in the Special Attachment 7A/7B .
c. : Sufficiently clear
Item 9 – Income Tax must be paid by Taxpayer/ Overwithheld Income Tax
Fill “X” in the appropriate box based on the amount resulted from subtraction of the amount in Point 6
with the amount in Point 7 and Point 8c.
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Item 10 – Income Tax paid by Taxpayer
Point a : fill with the amount of prepaid tax of Article 25.
Point b : fill with the principal amount of the income tax article 25 paid based on Notice of Tax
Collection.
Point c : Sufficiently clear
D. INCOME TAX UNDER/OVERPAYMENT
Item 11
Fill “X” in the appropriate box based on the amount resulted from subtraction of the amount in Point 9
with the amount in Point 10e.
Item 12
Fill with the date of Income Tax Article 29 paid.
Item 13
Fill “X” in the appropriate box based on the request made.
Request of Pre-Audit Refund of Tax Overpayment performed by Taxpayer with certain
criteria as referred in Article 17C of Tax Law.
Rules of determination of Taxpayer with certain criteria is as referred by Minister of Financial
Regulation.
Taxpayer with certain criteria is a Taxpayer who meet the requirement as follows:
a. filing Tax Return timely;
b. not having tax arrears for any type of tax, except for tax arrears having been granted
permission to be paid in installment or tax payment to be postponed;
c. having Financial Statement whish is audited by Public Accountant or by government
financial supervisory institustion with unqualified opinion for 3 (three) consecutive years;
and
d. never been convicted guilty of tax crime under a definite court verdict over the last 5 (five)
consecutive years
(Minister of Finance Regulation No. 192/PMK.03/2007)
Request of Pre-Audit Refund of Tax Overpayment as referred to Article 17D of Tax Law
performed by Taxpayer who meets a certain requirement.
Limitation of total gross income, total supplies of taxable goods, and tax overpayment that
can be given pre-audit are regulated by Minister if Finance Regulation.
Pre-Audit Refund of Tax Overpayment can be given to Entities Taxpayer which is have:
a. a total maximum of gross income according to Income Tax Return is five billion
(5.000.000.000,00) rupiahs; and
b. a total tax overpayment according to income tax return less than ten million rupiahs
(10.000.000,00).
Pre-Audit Refund of Tax Overpayment can be given to Taxable Person which is have:
a. a total maximum of supply for one taxable period according to Value Added Tax Return
is four hundred million (Rp 400.000.000,00) rupiahs; and
b. a total maximum of tax overpayment according to Value Added Tax Return is twenty eight
million (IDR 28.000.000,00) rupiahs.
(Minister of Finance Regulation No.193/PMK.03/2007 as lastly amended by Minister of
Finance Regulation No. 54/PMK.03/2009)
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E. MONTHLY INSTALLMENT OF INCOME TAX ARTICLE 25 FOR THE SUBSEQUENT YEAR
Calculation of monthly Income Tax of Article 25 for current year for all Taxpayers is based on income
which is not subject to Finalized Tax
Item 14.
a. Income that shall be the basis for installment calculation, for:
Taxpayers in general, is based on regular income reported on the previous Annual Income Tax
Return;
Banks and Financial Lease Companies, is based on net income reported on the last quarterly
income statement that has been annualized and deducted by Income Tax Article 24 (previous year
paid or due in overseas), then divide into 12 (twelve).
State Owned Enterprises/Local Government Owned Enterprises, is based on income projection on
RKAP for current year that has been approved by RUPS and has been adjusted in accordance
with Income Tax Law. In case where the RKAP has not been approved by RUPS, income
projection based on the previous year RKAP that has been adjusted in accordance with Income
Tax Law shall be used.
Listed company and other Taxpayer that based on the rule has to create Periodic Income
Statement ; is based on net /loss income reported on the last periodic income statement that has
been annualized and deducted by Income Tax Article 22, Art 23 and 24 (previous year paid or due
in overseas), then divided into 12 (twelve).
See: Minister of Finance Regulation Number 255/PMK.03/2008 as amended by Minister of Financial
Regulation Number 208/PMK.03/2009
b. LOSS CARRIED FORWARD
Fill with Calculation of Loss Carried Forward, amount in Current Year column (From Special
Attachment 2A/ 2B)
c. TAXABLE INCOME
Fill with the amount of point 14a deducted by the amount of point 14b
d. TAX DUE
Fill with Taxable Income (point 14c) times tax rates specified in Article 17 (Part B number 4)
e. PREVIOUS YEAR’S AMOUNT OF TAX CREDIT ON INCOME WITHIN THE MEANING OF
POINT 14a THAT HAS BEEN WITHHELD BY OTHER PARTY
Fill with the previous year’s amount of tax credit on income within the meaning of point 14a that has
been withheld by other party (Income Tax Article 22, 23 and 24)
f. TAX SHOULD BE PAID AFTER WITHHOLDINGS (14d – 14e)
Fill with the amount of point 14d deducted by the amount of point 14e
g. Income Tax Article 25
Installment of Income Tax Article 25 (1/12 x line f), for:
Taxpayers in general, take effect since the fourth month of the current year;
State Owned Enterprises/Local Government Owned Enterprises, take effect since the first month
of the current year;
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Banks and financial lease company take effect for the first three month in the current year, and for
the next period, shall be calculated again every three months using the same method.
Listed company and other Taxpayer that based on the rule has to create Periodic Income
Statement, Income Tax Article 25 applied to months before Periodic Income Statement submitted,
and after that, recalculated each report periodic with the same way.
F. FINALIZED INCOME TAX AND NON TAXABLE INCOME
Item 15
a - FINALIZED INCOME TAX
Fill with the amount of income tax payable on income that is subject to Finalized Income Tax taken
from Form 1771-IV and 1771-IV/$ Total Part A amount in Column 5 (JBA)
b. NON TAXABLE INCOME
Fill with the amount of gross income which is not tax object taken from Form 1771-IV and 1771-IV/$
Total part B amount in Column 3 (JBB).
G. STATEMENT OF RELATED PARTIES TRANSACTION
Item 16
Put “X” in one of the boxes available which is on number 16 point a or b. Taxpayer is obligated to fill,
to sign and to attach special attachment 3A, 3A-1 and 3A-2, or 3B, 3B-1 and 3B-2 if there are special
transaction and/or transaction with parties which is the resident of tax haven country.
Related Parties among Taxpayer could happen because of dependency or bond among each other
which are caused by:
a. Ownership or Capital Share
Related Parties is perceived exist if there is an ownership relationship with the capital share of
twenty five percent (25%) or more , directly or indirectly
b. The mastery/control through management or the use of technology.
Related Parties among Taxpayers could also be created because of the mastery/control through
management or the use of technology, even though there is no relation of ownership.
Related Parties is perceived exist if one or more companies are under the same control. As well
as the relation among some companies in that same control.
The criteria of tax haven country is as follow:
a. Country which imposes low tax rates or not imposes tax income: or.
b. Country which applies bank secrecy policy and does not conduct information exchange
Country which imposes low rate is a country that charges tax rate of income less than
50% of corporate tax rate in Indonesia. (for 2009 less than 14% and for 2010 less than
12,5%).
Country which applies bank secrecy policy and do not conduct the information exchange
is country or juridiction that based on its current law prohibits to render of customer
information, including for the purpose of tax related information. Regulation concerning
further tax haven country will be regulated in Minister of Finance.
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H. ATTACHMENTS
a. Third copy of Tax Payment Receipt of Tax Settlement :
Must be enclosed by all Taxpayers, except if there is no final payment (nil). In case
the Taxpayer pays the tax using e-payment system, please attach a valid tax
payment receipt as a replacement for the third copy of Tax Payment Receipt;
b. Financial Statements (Compulsory For all Taxpayer)
Must be enclosed by all Taxpayers without exception. In case the book of
account/financial statements have been audited by a public accountant, please attach
the audited financial statements. For Taxpayers having subsidiaries in Indonesia or
overseas, and or having branches in foreign countries either in the form of Permanent
Establishment or not, Consolidated Financial Statements and Taxpayer’s Financial
Statement shall be enclosed separately;
c. Transcript of Elements Citation of Financial Statement
Must be enclosed by all Taxpayer in accordance with Special Attachment Form- 8A-1
/ 8A-2 / 8A-3 / 8A-4 / 8A-5 / 8A-6 / 8A-7 / 8A-8 / 8B-1 / 8B-2 / 8B-3 / 8B-4 / 81B-5 /
8B-6 / 8B-7 / 8B-8.
d. Depreciation and Amortization Tables
Must be enclosed by all Taxpayers following the format of Special Attachments
1A/1B, except where the Taxpayer does not have and use tangible assets and or
intangible assets/other expenditures that must be capitalized through
depreciation/amortization;
e. Loss Carried Forward Table
Must be enclosed by Taxpayers who have the right to compensate loss incurred in
the previous tax years, following the form of Special Attachments 2A/2B;
f. Investment Facilities Provided
Must be enclosed by Taxpayers who have been granted investment facilities,
following the form of Special Attachments 4A/4B;
g. List of Major Branches
Must be enclosed by Taxpayers who have major branches or business places in
different locations, following the form of Special Attachments 5A/5B;
h. Third copy of Payment Receipt of Income Tax Article 26 paragraph (4) (branch
profit tax)
Must be enclosed by all Permanent Establishments (other than foreign
shipping/aircraft companies and representative offices), except where there is no tax
payable. In case the Taxpayers pay taxes through e-payment system to the
registered banks, please enclose a valid tax payment receipt as a replacement for the
third copy of Tax Payment Receipt;
i. Calculation of Income Tax Article 26 Paragraph (4):
Must be enclosed by all Permanent Establishment (though there is no tax payable),
following the form of Special Attachments 6A/6B;
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j. Foreign Tax Credits
Must be enclosed by Taxpayers who derive income from overseas and such an
income has been subjected to tax in the source country, following the form of Special
Attachments 7A/7B;
k. Power of Attorney
Must be enclosed by Taxpayers who assign somebody else to fill out their Annual
Income Tax Return.
l - Other Attachments
List of Bad Debt Account, must be enclosed by Taxpayer which perform bad debt
account write-off.
List of creditor which has credit classified as substandard, doubtful, and loss, must
be attached by Taxpayer in banking industries which reporting income from non-
performing loan interest on cash basis.
Copy of Fiscal payment slip (TBPFLN), then should to filed by Taxpayer if there is
Foreign Fiscal tax Credit.
Particularly for Contractor Production Sharing (Migas) should to file a Financial
Quarterly Report for the last period in a year corcerned.
Other Attachments in the form of supported document or to describe the calculation
of total income that made by Taxpayer himself.
Nominative List of promotion expenses, must be submitted by taxpayer who spend
promotional cost.
Financial Statement component of business- sharia basis which is includes
Sources Report and Zakat Utilizing and Sources and Fund Utilizing Report, shall be
enclosed by Taxpayer which has principal business on sharia-basis.
DECLARATION:
Fill with the place where and date when the Annual Tax Return is completed along with full
name, Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and signed by authorized board of directors.
In the case where the Annual Tax Return is completed by an authorised representative/proxy,
fill the blank with full name, Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and signed. Fill “X” in the
appropriate box. Seal with company stamp.
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SPECIAL ATTACHMENTS TO THE ANNUAL TAX RETURN
1. CALCULATION OF DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION FOR TAX PURPOSE(SPECIAL
ATTACHMENT 1A/1B)
Fill with any type of tangible / intangible assets owned and used in the operation of the
company which can be depreciated / amortized.
“NOTE” column shall be filled with any relevant information regarding:
=> Years of which assets revaluation have been undertaken
=> Investment facilities in form of accelerated depreciation / amortization
“DEPRECIATION / AMORTIZATION METHOD” column shall be filled with code as follow:
DEPRECIATION / AMORTIZATION METHOD CODE UTILIZATION
Straight Line GL Commercial / Fiscal
Sum of the Years Digit JAT Commercial
Declining Balance SM Commercial / Fiscal
Double Declining Balance SMG Commercial
Sum of Service Hours JJJ Commercial
Sum of Unit Production JSP Commercial / Fiscal
Other Methods ML Commercial
For Taxpayers using United States currency in maintain book of account, provisions on
conversion rate for fixed assets regulated by Minister of Finance Decree No. 196/PMK.03/2007
shall be taken into account.
See:
Minister of Finance Regulation Number 96/PMK.03/2009;
Minister of Finance Decree Number 521/KMK.04/2000;
Director General of Taxes Decree Number KEP-220/PJ./2002;
Director General of Taxes Deccre Number KEP-316/PJ./2002;
Director General of Taxes Circular Number SE-07/PJ.42/2002;
Director General of Taxes Circular Number. SE-09/PJ.42/2002;
2. CALCULATION OF LOSS CARRIED FORWARD (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 2A/2B)
Computation of loss carried forward shall consist only of fiscal loss incurred from the business
operation in Indonesia, shall not include fiscal loss incurred from business operation outside
Indonesia either through Permanent Establishment or not. Based on Minister of Finance Decree
Number 164/PMK.03/2002 jo. Director General of Taxes Circular Number SE-03/PJ.31/2004,
fiscal loss incurred from business operation outside Indonesia shall only be compensated to the
taxable income derived from the business operation outside Indonesia in the same country (per
country basis). In that case, separated calculation of loss carried forward shall be made using the
same format.
Column “LOSS AND NET TAXABLE INCOME” shall be filled with the amount taken from
Notice of Tax Assessment or Objection Decision/Appeal Decision, or in the case where such
decision has not been issued taken from Annual Tax Return.
Columns “LOSS CARRIED FORWARD” shall be filled with the amount of loss carried forward
distributed from the amount for each year after the year in which such fiscal loss incurred. In
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case where investment facilities are granted in the form of loss carried forward for more than
5 years (fiscal loss incurred from investment since commercial production firstly started), the
number of year and column may be added using the second sheet.
For Taxpayers using United States Dollar in the books of account, provisions regarding loss
carried forward as regulated by Minister of Finance Decree Number 5196/PMK.03/2007 shall
be taken into account.
Move the amount in the column (8) “THIS TAXABLE YEAR” to FORM 1771 or FORM 1771 /
$ (Sub Paragraph A Point 2), and move the amount in the column (9) “CURRENT YEAR” to
FORM 1771 or FORM 1771 / $ (Subparagraph E item 14 sub item b).
Example (Form of Special Attachment 2A):
PT ABC was established in 2002. In 2010, the Taxpayer derived taxable income at the amount of
IDR 50.000.000,-. Previous years’ taxable incomes or fiscal losses are as follow:
Year 2002, fiscal loss IDR 20.000.000,-
Year 2003, fiscal loss IDR 5.000.000,-
Year 2004, fiscal loss IDR 1.000.000,-
Year 2005, fiscal loss IDR 100.000.000,-
Year 2006, fiscal loss IDR 20.000.000,-
Year 2007, taxable income IDR 30.000.000,-
Year 2008, taxable income IDR 10.000.000,-
Year 2009, fiscal loss Rp 5.000.000,-
Filling to the Special Form 2A is as the following:
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NO
LOSS AND NET TAXABLE INCOME LOSS CARRIED FORWARD
YEAR CURRENCY AMOUNT
YEAR. 2006
US$/(IDR)
YEAR. 2007
US$/(IDR)
YEAR. 2008
US$/(IDR)
YEAR. 2009
US$/(IDR)
YEAR. 2010
HIS TAXABLE YEAR
US$/(IDR)* )
YEAR. 2011
(CURRENT YEAR)
US$/(IDR)**)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
1 2002 (20.000.000,00) 0,00 20.000.000,00 0,00 0,00 --- ---
2 2003 (5.000.000,00) 0,00 5.000.000,00 0,00 0,00 --- ---
3 2004 (1.000.000,00) 0,00 1.000.000,00 0,00 0,00 --- ---
4 2005 (100.000.000,00) 0,00 4.000.000,00 10.000.000,00 0,00 50.000.000,00 ---
5 2006 (20.000.000,00) 0,00 --- 0,00 0,00 --- 20.000.000,00
6 2007 30.000.000,00 0,00 --- 0,00 0,00 --- ---
7 2008 10.000.000,00 0,00 --- 0,00 0,00 --- ---
8 2009 (5.000.000,00) 0,00 --- 0,00 0,00 --- 5.000.000,00
9 2010 50.000.000,00 0,00 --- 0,00 0,00 --- ---
TOTAL : 0,00 30.000.000,00 10.000.000,00 0,00 50.000.000,00 25.000.000,00
ES :
COPY THE AMOUNT OF COLUMN (8)TO FORM 1771 PART A LINE 2
COPY THE AMOUNT OF THIS COLUMN TO FORM 1771 PART E LINE 14 SUBLINE b TAXPAYER / AUTHORISED
REPRESENRTATIVES,
( …………..……………………. )
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT OF ANNUAL TAX RETURN
CORPORATE INCOME TAX
TAXABLE YEAR
LOSS CARRIED FORWARD CALCULATION FOR TAX PURPOSE
FOR TAXABLE YEAR AND CURRENT TAXABLE YEAR
:
NAME : PT ABC
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3. STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION IN RELATED PARTIES (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 3A/3B; 3A-
1/3B-1; and 3A-2/3B-2)
.Attachment 3A/3B is a tool for Taxpayer for reporting parties that have special relationship and
transaction which performed with them.
Taxpayer who obliged to fill Attachment 3A/3B
Taxpayer who obliged to fill attachment 3A/3B is any Taxpayer who have related parties and/or have
a transaction with related parties.
Parties that have special relationship is a parties as regulated in :
Article 18 paragraph (4) of Income Tax Law;
Article 2 paragraph (2) of VAT Law;
Article 9 paragraph (1) of Indonesia Double Taxation Treaty with partner agreement.
A. SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 3A/3B (STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH RELATED
PARTIES)
I. LIST OF RELATED PARTIES
Fill with list of Related Parties .
1. Name
Fill with a full name of Related Parties.
2. Address
Fill with address of related parties
.
3. Tax Identification Number
Fill with TIN Related Parties from both resident and foreign Taxpayer.
In term of affiliation Taxpayer is a foreign Taxpayer that don’t have taxpayer identification in
their country, so that, in column of TIN can be given with “-“ mark, with statement of letter that
should be attached when taxpayer submit the tax return
4. Business Activities
Fill with a major activities which conducted by related parties in transaction with Taxpayer
.
5. Types of relationship with Taxpayer
Fill with select more than one form of relationship that have Taxpayer made with parties that
have special relationship. The following form of those relationship are:
a. Related Parties because of share ownership which is regulated in Article 18 paragraph
(4) subparagraph a Income Tax Law.
b. Related Parties because of mastery/controlling which is regulated in Article 18 paragraph
(4) subparagraph b of Income Tax Law.
c. Related Parties because of family relationship which is regulated in Article 18 paragraph
(4) subparagraph c Income Tax Law.
d. Related parties because of controlling which is regulated in Tax Treaty Agreement Article
9 paragraph (1) between Indonesia and Taxpayer’s related parties domicile country.
II. DETAILS OF TRANSACTION WITH PARTIES THAT HAVE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP
(RELATED PARTIES)
1. Number of Sequence
To be stated with number based on sequences transaction.
2. Name of Transaction Partner
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To be stated with the name of transaction partner with parties that have special relationship
with Taxpayer as reported in table I.
3. Types of Transaction
To be stated with:
a. Selling/ purchasing of tangible goods (materials, finished goods and merchandises),
b. Selling/purchasing of capital goods, included fixed assets,
c. transfer/utilization of intangible assets,
d. rental of money,
e. transfer of services,
f. transfer /obtaining of financial instrument such as shares and bonds,
g. etc.
4. Transaction Value
To be stated with the total of transaction value.
5. Method of Determination of Prices
To be stated with selected method used for determine of reasonable transfer pricing in
transaction with parties that have special relationship, as arranged by Income Tax Law. The
following methods are:
1. Comparable Uncontrolled Price
2. Cost Plus Method
3. Resale Price Method
4. Transactional Net Margin Method
5. Profit Split Method
6. Reasons of using Methods
To be stated with any reasons of why should the Taxpayer select for using one in these
methods in calculate of transfer pricing.
B. SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 3A-1/3B-1 (STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION IN RELATED
PARTIES)
DOCUMENTATION REASONABLE PRICING
Fill “ X” in the available box (Yes or not) of each statements, in accordance with condition of
documentation owned by the Taxpayer.
The Document as reffered in this special attachment of 3A-1/3B-1, should be adjusted with
international prevalence in term of Taxpayer stated that they have the document. Taxpayer could
determine types and form of transfer pricing document by their own which is adjusted with their
business field, as long as the document supporting the utilize of determination method of fairly
price that chosen by Taxpayer.
C. SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 3A-2/3B-2 (STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH PARTIES THAT
PART OF TAX HAVEN COUNTRY RESIDENT)
Taxpayer who should fill this Attachment
Taxpayer who should fill this attachment is a Taxpayer who had transaction with tax haven
country resident
I. IF A TAXPAYER IS MAKING TRANSACTION WITH PARTIES THAT ARE TAX HAVEN
COUNTRY IN THIS TAXABLE YEAR.
To be stated with list of parties that are tax haven country resident whom have a transaction
with Taxpayer.
1. Name
To be stated with full name of parties that are tax haven country resident.
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2. Types of Transaction
To be stated with:
a. selling/purchasing of tangible goods (materials, finished goods and merchadises),
b. selling/pirchasing of capital goods, included fixed assets,
c. transfer/utilization of intangible assets,
d. rental of money,
e. transfer of services,
f. transfer/obtaining of financial instrument such as share and bonds,
g. etc.
3. Country
To be stated with countries of transaction partner that are tax haven in accordance with
existing regulations.
4. Transactions Value
To be stated with the total of transactions value.
II. DETERMINATION OF TRANSACTIONS VALUE ABOVE, STIPULATED BY USING THE
TERM ARM’S LENGTH OR ORDINARY BUSINESS PRINSIPAL
Fill “yes” or “no” answer and fill “X” in the appropriate box, according to transaction condition
and price determination that have made by Taxpayer.
4. LIST OF INVESTMENT FACILITIES (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 4A/4B)
Point 1: a. Fill with Number / Date of the Approval Letter from the Investment Coordinating
Board (BKPM).
b. Fill with Number / Date of Minister of Finance Decree on the granting of investment
facilities.
Point 2: a. THE AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT APPROVED, fill with the amount of investment as
approved by BKPM using currency as in the approval. If the currency differs from that
of used by the company in the bookkeeping, please specify the equivalent amount
using actual rate at the time when transfer was made to the company’s bank account.
In case the transfer has not been made, the equivalent amount shall be calculated
using the actual rate at the time when approval from BKPM was issued (make a
footnote when necessary).
a. INVESTMENT, new or expansion, cross in the appropriate box based on the
approval from BKPM;
b. FIELD OF INVESTMENT, fill with the business field approved for the investment
based on the approval from BKPM;
c. FACILITIES GRANTED, cross in the appropriate box based on the type of facilities
granted (and point 6 to 10 in the year box) based on the Minister of Finance
Decree.
Point 3: INVESTMENT REALIZATION:
a. THIS YEAR, fill with the amount of investment realized in the tax year of the Annual Tax
Return during the period until commercial production has been started.
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b. UP TO THIS YEAR, fill with the cumulative amount of investment realized until the tax year of
the Annual Tax Return during the period until commercial production has been started, based
on investment realization report that has been audited by a public accountant.
Point 4: Fill with the date when commercial production was firstly made based on the
investment realization report that has been audited by a public accountant.
Point 5: NET INCOME REDUCTION FACILITY,
fill in the year box with number 1 to 6 consecutively for each tax year since the year
when commercial production has been started, and the amount of net income
deduction facility for such a year which is calculated by multiplying 5% from the amount
of investment realization as stated in Point 3 Item b above. Move the amount calculated
in Point 5 to FORM 1771 – I or FORM 1771 – I / $ (Line 7 Column 3).
See:
Government Regulation Number 1 of 2007 as lastly amended by Government Regulation No. 62
year 2008;
Minister of Finance Regulation Number 16/PMK.03/2007;
Director General of Taxes Regulation Number PER-67/PJ./2007.
5. LIST OF MAJOR BRANCHES (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 5A/5B)
Fill only with information of complete address and TIN (if has been registered in tax service office –
location), of the main branches or places of business. For minor branches or representative offices
under such major branches, please specify only the number. Foreign branches or representative
offices shall also be disclosed.
- Column (1) filled with Numbers in sequence
- Column (2) filled with major branch address
- Column (3) filled with TIN of location
- Column (4) filled with amount of sub-Branches
6. CALCULATION OF INCOME TAX ARTICLE 26 PARAGRAPH (4) (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
6A/6B)
Point 1: COMMERCIAL NET INCOME,
fill with the amount taken from FORM 1771 – I or 1771 – I / $ (line 3 column (3))
Point 2: TAX ADJUSTMENT,
fill with the amount taken from FORM 1771 – I or FORM 1771 – I / $ (Amount Point 5m
and Point 6e). In case the Taxpayer / Permanent Establishment is subject to Finalized
Tax, positive / negative tax adjustment shall be computed separately in accordance
with the bookkeeping / financial statements.
Point 3: FISCAL NET INCOME
if the amount is negative then it is not necessary to make further filling because Income
Tax Article 26 Paragraph (4) will not be payable.
Point 4: TAX DUE,
fill with the amount taken from FORM 1771 or FORM 1771 / $ (Sub Paragraph B Point
6), or in case subjected to Finalized Tax, fill with the amount taken from FORM 1771 –
IV or FORM 1771 – IV / $ (Part A Point 7 or 8).
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Point 5: TAX BASE FOR BRANCH PROFIT TAX CALCULATION,
if the amount is negative then it is not necessary to make further filling because Income
Tax Article 26 Paragraph (4) will not be payable.
Point 6: BRANCH PROFIT TAX,
if any, fill “X” in the appropriate box and provide necessary information in the blank next
to the box.
See : Ministry of Finance Regulation Number 257/PMK.03/2008
7. FOREIGN TAX CREDITS (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT 7A/7B)
Fill with the detail of withholding tax receipt / income payment receipt payable in the country
outside Indonesia with supported by financial statement of income from foreign country, copy of
Annual Tax Return which is applied in foreign country and copy of tax payment document in
foreign country. The calculation method should to refer on Article 24 of Income Tax Law jo.
Ministry of Finance Decree Number 164/KMK.03/2002, dated 19 April 2002.
The amount of income tax payable or has been paid outside Indonesia that can be credited shall
not exceed the amount that is calculated using the following formula.
The amount of Income derived from outside Indonesia
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- X Total Income Tax Payable
Taxable Income
or the same as Total Income Tax Payable, whichever is smaller
In case where foreign income is received/derived from several countries, tax credit shall be
computed using the above formula for each of the country (ordinary credit per country basis).
Taxable Income on that formula not including subject to finalized tax as ammended in Article 4
paragraph (2), Article 8 paragraph (1) and paragraph 4 Income Tax Law.
See: Minister of Finance Decree Number 164/KMK.03/2002
- Column (1), fill with Numbers in sequence
- Column (2), fill with Name of Withholding Agent Overseas
- Column (3), fill with Address of Withholding Agent Overseas
- Column (4), fill with Type of Income
- Column (5), fill with the Amount of Net Income Received
- Column (6), fill with the amount of tax payable/paid outside Indonesia in Rupiah currency
calculated using conversion rate at the time when the tax is paid or payable.
- Column (7), fill with the amount of tax payable/paid outside Indonesia in foreign currency.
- Column (8), fill with the amount of calculated tax credit according to provision of Article 24
Income Tax Law, Ministry of Finance Number 164/KMK.03//2002.
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8. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ELEMENTS CITATION TRANSCRIPT (SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
8A-1 / 8A-2 / 8A-3 / 8A-4 / 8A-5 / 8A-6 / 8B-1 / 8B-2 / 8B-3 / 8B-4 / 8B-5 / 8B-6/ 8B-7 / 8B-8)
Financial Statement of Elements Citation Transcript is summary of financial statement which
show all the content of financial statement. Financial Statement Citation Transcript differentiate
according to Taxpayer’s business types, that is:
No. Form Code Types of Business
1. 8A-1 8B-1 Industrial Companies
2. 8A-2 8B-2 Trading Companies
3. 8A-3 8B-3 Conventional Banks
4. 8A-4 8B-4 Sharia Banks
5. 8A-5 8B-5 Insurance Companies
6. 8A-6 8B-6 Non-Qualification (except those
five business types)
7. 8A-7 8B-7 Pension Fund
8. 8A-8 8B-8 Finance Companies
Form Code which contain of “A” , is form code for Taxpayer who maintain bookkeeping in rupiahs
currency, whereas Form Code which contain of “B”, is Form Code for Taxpayer who permitted to
maintain bookkeeping in United State Currency.
Every Taxpayer should to fill one of those Financial Statement of Element Citation Transcrip
according to their business types.
INSTRUCTION OF COMPLETION
Taxable Year : filed with a number yearbook and a period yearbook of companies.
TIN : filed with TIN as stated in TIN card
Taxpayer’s Name : filed with Names as stated on TIN card
Elements of Balace Sheet
Element of balance sheet consist of two sides, asset’s, liability and equity’s side.
Each balance account in financial statement should be moved properly in to balance sheet
account within the transcript
Taxpayer files Balance account within citation transcript as needed according to the account
within financial statement.
If balance sheet account is not existing within financial statement, the column of those within
citation transcript is sufficiently filled with minus (-) sign.
If balance sheet account in financial statement is not appropriate within citation transcript, those
account value of financial statement shall be moved in to similar account or any other account
within citation transcript, for example goodwill account moves in to other non current asset
account.
Elements of Income Statement
Each account balance of income statement within financial statement shall be properly moved in
to income statement account within citation transcript.
Taxpayer files income statement account within citation transcript as needed according to
account in financial statement.
If income statement account in citation transcript is not existing within financial statement, the
column of those citation transcript is sufficiently filled with minus (-) sign.
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If Income Statement account in financial statement is not appropriate within citation transcript,
those account value of income statement shall be moved in to similar account or any other
account within citation transcript.
Elements of Transaction with parties that have special relationship in accordance with PSAK
No.7
Parties that have special relationship is a parties that perceived having the capability of
controlling other parties or having significant influences of taking financial and operational
decision.
The transaction between parties that have special relationship is a transfer of sources or
obligation between parties that have special relationship, without recking of whether the price is
calculated.
The following belows are an example of transaction between parties that have special
relationship that probably needs some disclosure:
- Selling or purchasing goods
- Selling or purchasing of property and other assets
- Furnishing or receiving services
- Transfer of research and development
- fund (including loan and deposits of capital both in cash and benefit in kind )
- guarantee and collateral
- contract of management
Statement
a. to be stated with date and place when the transcript was made
b. fill “X” in the appropriate box
c. to be stated with full name management/representative
d. box to be stated with signature and company’s seal
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1A
FOR TAXABLE YEAR 2 0
T I N : TAXPAYER'S NAME :
TANGIBLE ASSETS
Group 1 :
………………………………………………….
Group 2 :
………………………………………………….
Group 3 :
………………………………………………….
Group 4 :
………………………………………………….
BUILDINGS
Permanent
………………………………………………….
Not Permanent :
………………………………………………….
TOTAL DEPRECIATION (For Tax purpose)……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..…………………………………..…Ø
TOTAL COMMERCIAL DEPRECIATION ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..………………….………………………….……… Ø
DIFFERENCE ( COPY TO FORM 1771-I LINE 5 LETTER i OR LINE 6 LETTER a) ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………….………………………..……………………….. Ø
INTANGIBLE ASSETS
Group 1 :
………………………………………………….
Group 2 :
………………………………………………….
Group 3 :
………………………………………………….
Group 4 :
………………………………………………….
Other Group
………………………………………………….
TOTAL AMORTIZATION (For Tax purpose)……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..………………………………...…..……………..…………… R
TOTAL COMMERCIAL AMORTIZATION ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………………….………………...……………..………… Ø
DIFFERENCE ( COPY TO FORM 1771-I LINE 5 LETTER j OR LINE 6 LETTER b) …………..…...……………..……………..……………..…………………………………………………. Ø
…………………………...…,
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
(……………………………………………………………)
NOTEYEAR OF
(IDR) (IDR) COMMERCIAL VALUEACQUISITION FISCAL (IDR)
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
LIST OF DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION FISCAL
GROUP / TYPES OF ASSETS
MONTH/
COST OF ACQUISITION
DEPRECIATION/ AMORTIZATION
METHOD
FISCAL DEPRECIATION/AMORTIZATION
IN CURRENT YEAR
BEGINNING BALANCE
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1B
FOR TAXABLE YEAR 2 0
T I N : TAXPAYER'S NAME :
TANGIBLE ASSETS
Group 1 :
………………………………………………….
Group 2 :
………………………………………………….
Group 3 :
………………………………………………….
Group 4 :
………………………………………………….
BUILDINGS
Permanent
………………………………………………….
Not Permanent :
………………………………………………….
TOTAL DEPRECIATION (For Tax purpose)……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..…………………………………..…Ø
TOTAL COMMERCIAL DEPRECIATION ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..………………….………………………….……… Ø
DIFFERENCE ( COPY TO FORM 1771-I LINE 5 LETTER i OR LINE 6 LETTER a) ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………….………………………..……………………….. Ø
INTANGIBLE ASSETS
Group 1 :
………………………………………………….
Group 2 :
………………………………………………….
Group 3 :
………………………………………………….
Group 4 :
………………………………………………….
Other Group
………………………………………………….
TOTAL AMORTIZATION (For Tax purpose)……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..………………………………...…..……………..…………… R
TOTAL COMMERCIAL AMORTIZATION ……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………..……………………….………………...……………..………… Ø
DIFFERENCE ( COPY TO FORM 1771-I LINE 5 LETTER j OR LINE 6 LETTER b) …………..…...……………..……………..……………..…………………………………………………. Ø
…………………………...…,
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
(……………………………………………………………)
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
NOTEYEAR OF
ACQUISITION (US$) (US$) COMMERCIAL VALUE FISCAL (US$)
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
LIST OF DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION FISCAL
GROUP / TYPES OF ASSETS
MONTH/
COST OF ACQUISITION BEGINNING BALANCE
DEPRECIATION/ AMORTIZATION
METHOD
FISCAL DEPRECIATION/AMORTIZATION
IN CURRENT YEAR
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2A
TAXABLE YEAR 2 0
FOR TAXABLE YEAR AND CURRENT TAXABLE YEAR
T I N : TAXPAYER'S NAME
YEAR. YEAR. YEAR. YEAR.
YEAR. YEAR.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
etc
NOTE: …………………………...…,
*) COPY THE AMOUNT OF THIS COLUMN TO FORM 1771 LETTER A LINE 2
**) COPY THE AMOUNT OF THIS COLUMN TO FORM 1771 LETTER E LINE 14 POINT b TAXPAYER / AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
(……………………………………………………………)
TTLTOTAL
(8) (9)(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(CURRENT TAXABLE YEAR)
(IDR) (IDR) (IDR) (IDR) IDR *) IDR **)
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
CALCULATION OF FISCAL LOSS CARRY FORWARD
NO
LOSS AND FISCAL NET INCOME FISCAL LOSS CARRY FORWARD
YEAR IDR
(THIS TAXABLE YEAR)
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2B
TAXABLE YEAR 2 0
FOR TAXABLE YEAR AND CURRENT TAXABLE YEAR
T I N : TAXPAYER'S NAME
YEAR. YEAR. YEAR. YEAR.
YEAR. YEAR.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
etc
NOTE: …………………………...…,
*) COPY THE AMOUNT OF THIS COLUMN TO FORM 1771 LETTER A LINE 2
**) COPY THE AMOUNT OF THIS COLUMN TO FORM 1771 LETTER E LINE 14 POINT b TAXPAYER / AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
(……………………………………………………………)
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN ENGLISH
LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
TOTAL TTL
(8) (9)(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(CURRENT TAXABLE YEAR)
(IDR) (IDR) (IDR) (IDR) IDR *) IDR **)
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
CALCULATION OF FISCAL LOSS CARRY FORWARD
NO
LOSS AND FISCAL NET INCOME FISCAL LOSS CARRY FORWARD
YEAR IDR
(THIS TAXABLE YEAR)
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3A
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N:
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
I LIST OF RELATED PARTIES
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
II DETAILS OF TRANSACTION WITH RELATED PARTIES
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
………………………,
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
(……………………………………………………………)
Determination of Price Method
shall be used
Determination of MethodsTypes of Transaction Transaction's Value
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH RELATED PARTIES
Address Tax Identification Number (TIN) Business Activities
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
NameNo.
NameNo.
Types of Relationship with Taxpayer
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3B
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N:
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
I LIST OF RELATED PARTIES
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
II DETAILS OF TRANSACTION WITH RELATED PARTIES
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
………………………,
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
(……………………………………………………………)
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
Determination of Price Method
shall be used
Determination of MethodsNo. Name Types of Transaction Transaction's Value
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH RELATED PARTIES
No. Name Address Tax Identification Number (TIN) Business Activities Types of Relationship with Taxpayer
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
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3A-1
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME/PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT :
Yes
Concerning of Transaction
Yes
Transaction with related parties
Yes
Taxpayer business strategy at the time when carry out the affiliation transaction
Yes
…………………….., …………………………………
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
____________________________________________
3
That we have made note about :
No
4 Concerning of determination of Fair Price
Functional analysis which is the primary consideration of tax payers' transactions with related parties companies, all risks assumed and assets are being used
in those transactions.
The economic conditions when the transactions is happened.
Terms of transactions, including agreement between Taxpayers with related parties from foreign countries
Taxpayer's transaction with company which is not influenced by related parties or information about comparing transaction.
No
Operating aspects of Taxpayers business operations including details of functions which is delivered by units in the Taxpayers organization.
Description of Business Environment in detail.
2
That we have made note about :
That we have made note about :
Ownership structure that refer to the dependability between all company in one group of multinational company.
The application of the determination methodology of transfer price and the use of comparing data in the determination of transfer price.
Concerning of Comparation Analysis Result Notes
Characteristic of product (goods, service, loans, finance instrument, etc) which has been transacted.
That we have made note about :
No
Methodology of price determination which applicable by Taxpayer, which shows how the fair price is acquired, and the reasons why this method is chosen,
compared to other methods.
Comparing data used by the Taxpayer to determine of transfer price.
Corcerning of company's description in detail
In case of tax payers act as the selling, rendering, or borrowing party as mentioned on the above transactions, we have conducted records as follows :
- Pricing Policy and price list for the last 5 (five) years.
- Details of manufacturing cost or acquisition cost or service preparation cost.
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION IN RELATED PARTIES
Organizational structure of Taxpayer Company.
No
These are some particular notes that we made to support the fact that transactions that have been made with related parties are in accordance with the arm's length
principle and the common practice.
1
I DOCUMENTATION OF ARM'S LENGTH TRANSACTION DETERMINATION
37. 37
3B-1
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME/PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT :
Yes
Concerning of Transaction
Yes
Transaction with related parties
Yes
Taxpayer business strategy at the time when carry out the affiliation transaction
Yes
…………………….., …………………………………
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
____________________________________________
That we have made note about :
No
Methodology of price determination which applicable by Taxpayer, which shows how the fair price is acquired, and the reasons why this method is chosen,
compared to other methods.
Comparing data used by the Taxpayer to determine of transfer price.
The application of the determination methodology of transfer price and the use of comparing data in the determination of transfer price.
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN ENGLISH
LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
Characteristic of product (goods, service, loans, finance instrument, etc) which has been transacted.
Functional analysis which is the primary consideration of tax payers' transactions with related parties companies, all risks assumed and assets are being used
in those transactions.
The economic conditions when the transactions is happened.
Terms of transactions, including agreement between Taxpayers with related parties from foreign countries
4 Concerning of determination of Fair Price
Taxpayer's transaction with company which is not influenced by related parties or information about comparing transaction.
In case of tax payers act as the selling, rendering, or borrowing party as mentioned on the above transactions, we have conducted records as follows :
- Pricing Policy and price list for the last 5 (five) years.
- Details of manufacturing cost or acquisition cost or service preparation cost.
3 Concerning of Comparation Analysis Result Notes
That we have made note about :
No
Operating aspects of Taxpayers business operations including details of functions which is delivered by units in the Taxpayers organization.
Description of Business Environment in detail.
2
That we have made note about :
No
No
Ownership structure that refer to the dependability between all company in one group of multinational company.
Organizational structure of Taxpayer Company.
These are some particular notes that we made to support the fact that transactions that have been made with related parties are in accordance with the arm's length
principle and the common practice.
1 Corcerning of company's description in detail
That we have made note about :
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION IN RELATED PARTIES
I DOCUMENTATION OF ARM'S LENGTH TRANSACTION DETERMINATION
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
38. 38
3A-2
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
TIN:
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
I
No
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
II DETERMINATION OF TRANSACTION'S VALUE ABOVE , SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE TERM ARMS LENGTH AND ORDINARY BUSINESS PRINCIPLE
YES NO
……………………….., ………………………
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
( ………………………… )
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH PARTIES OF TAX HAVEN COUNTRY RESIDENT
5
4
3
2
1
IN CASE OF THE COMPANY HAS MADE TRANSACTIONS WITH PARTIES OF TAX HAVEN COUNTRY RESIDENT IN THIS TAXABLE YEAR
Name of Transaction Colleagues Types of Transaction Country Transaction Value
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
39. 39
3B-2
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
TIN:
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
I
No
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
II DETERMINATION OF TRANSACTION'S VALUE ABOVE , SHALL BE REFERRED TO THE TERM ARMS LENGTH AND ORDINARY BUSINESS PRINCIPLE
YES NO
……………………….., ………………………
TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
( ………………………… )
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
5
4
3
2
1
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTION WITH PARTIES OF TAX HAVEN COUNTRY RESIDENT
IN CASE OF THE COMPANY HAS MADE TRANSACTIONS WITH PARTIES OF TAX HAVEN COUNTRY RESIDENT IN THIS TAXABLE YEAR
Name of Transaction Colleagues Types of Transaction Country Transaction Value
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
40. 40
4A
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
IN CASE OF THE COMPANY HAS BEEN GRANTED TAX FACILITIES ON INVESTMENT, PLEASE EXPLAIN:
a. LETTER OF APPROVAL FROM BKPM b. LETTER OF MINISTER OF FINANCE DECREE
1 NUMBER : ……………………………………………………….. 1 NUMBER : ………………………………………………………..
2 DATE : ……………………………………………………….. 2 DATE : ………………………………………………………..
a. AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT APPROVED: 1. IN FOREX : 2a1
2. EQUIVALENT IDR. : 2a2 *)
3. IN IDR. : 2a3
4. TOTAL IDR. : 2a4
b. INVESTMENT : 1 NEW 2 EXPANSION
c. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
d. FACILITIES GRANTED : 1 INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE
2 ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION/AMORTIZATION
3 LOSS CARRIED FORWARD 4 YEAR
INVESTMENT REALIZATION
a. THIS YEAR : IDR a
b. UP TO THIS YEAR : IDR b
FACILITIES OF INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE : YEAR a b IDR. **)
(5% X REALIZATION OF INVESTMENT UP TO CPS)
NOTE:
*) ……………………………,
**) COPY THE AMOUNT IN LINE 5 b TO FORM 1771-I TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
LINE 7 COLUMN (3)
5.
(……………………………………………………………)
4. TIME WHEN COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION STARTED (CPS), DATE:
PLEASE USE ACTUAL CONVERTION RATE AT THE TIME OF
TRANSFER TO THE COMPANY'S ACCOUNT
5
3.
10 % TAX ON DIVIDENDS PAID TO FOREIGN
SHAREHOLDERS
FIELD AND/OR REGION OF
INVESTMENT:
1.
2.
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
LIST OF INVESTMENT FACILITIES
41. 41
4B
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
IN CASE OF THE COMPANY HAS BEEN GRANTED TAX FACILITIES ON INVESTMENT, PLEASE EXPLAIN:
a. LETTER OF APPROVAL FROM BKPM b. LETTER OF MINISTER OF FINANCE DECREE
1 NUMBER : ……………………………………………………….. 1 NUMBER : ………………………………………………………..
2 DATE : ……………………………………………………….. 2 DATE : ………………………………………………………..
a. AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT APPROVED: 1. IN FOREX : 2a1
2. EQUIVALENT IDR. : 2a2 *)
3. IN US$. : 2a3
4. TOTAL US$. : 2a4
b. INVESTMENT : 1 NEW 2 EXPANSION
c. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
d. FACILITIES GRANTED : 1 INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE
2 ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION/AMORTIZATION
3 LOSS CARRIED FORWARD 4 YEAR
INVESTMENT REALIZATION
a. THIS YEAR : US$. a
b. UP TO THIS YEAR : US$. b
FACILITIES OF INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE : YEAR a b US$. **)
(5% X REALIZATION OF INVESTMENT UP TO CPS)
NOTE:
*) ……………………………,
**) COPY THE AMOUNT IN LINE 5 b TO FORM 1771-I TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
LINE 7 COLUMN (3)
5.
PLEASE USE ACTUAL CONVERTION RATE AT THE TIME OF
TRANSFER TO THE COMPANY'S ACCOUNT
(……………………………………………………………)
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
3.
4. TIME WHEN COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION STARTED (CPS), DATE:
FIELD AND/OR REGION OF
INVESTMENT:
5
10 % TAX ON DIVIDENDS PAID TO FOREIGN
SHAREHOLDERS
1.
2.
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
LIST OF INVESTMENT FACILITIES
42. 42
5A
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
NOTE: ……………………………,
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
TAXPAYER /AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
etc.
(……………………………………………………………)
24
25
22
23
20
21
18
19
16
17
14
15
12
13
10
11
8
9
6
7
4
5
2
3
(1) (2) (3) (4)
1
NO ADDRESS OF MAIN BRANCHES OFFICE TIN LOCATION
NUMBER OF MAIN
BRANCHES
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
LIST OF BRANCH MAJOR
43. 43
5B
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
TAXPAYER'S NAME :
NOTE: ……………………………,
IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
TAXPAYER /AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
25
etc.
(……………………………………………………………)
23
24
21
22
19
20
17
18
15
16
13
14
11
12
9
10
7
8
5
6
3
4
1
2
NO ADDRESS OF MAIN BRANCHES OFFICE TIN LOCATION
NUMBER OF MAIN
BRANCHES
(1) (2) (3) (4)
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
LIST OF BRANCH MAJOR
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
44. 44
6A
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
:
COMMERCIAL NET INCOME : ………………………………………………………
(BASED ON FINANCIAL STATEMENT)
FISCAL ADJUSTMENTS :
a. POSITIVE : IDR.
b. NEGATIVE : IDR.
c. TOTAL (a – b) : …………………………………………………………………
FISCAL NET INCOME : (1 +/- 2c) ……………………………………………………
CORPORATE INCOME TAX PAYABLE: ……………………………………………….
TAX BASE FOR INCOME TAX ART. 26 PARAGRAPH (4) : (3 - 4) ……………………………………
INCOME TAX ARTICLE 26 PARAGRAPH (4) :
a PAYABLE : …… *) % X AMOUNT IN LINE 5 ………………………………………
b NOT PAYABLE, BECAUSE:
c PROVISIONS OF TAX TREATY INDONESIA - …………………………
d REINVESTED WHOLLY IN INDONESIA IN A NEW LIMITED COMPANY: **)
………………………………………………………………………………………
TIN : e
ADDRESS : f ………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………
g CITY : …………………………………… POSTAL CODE : h
NOTE: ……………………,
*) TAX RATE OF 20% RATE STIPULATED IN TAX TREATY
**) PLEASE ATTACH THE DOCUMENTATION OF REINVESTMENT TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
TAXPAYER'S NAME/PERMANENT
ESTABLISHMENT
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
CALCULATION OF INCOME TAX ARTICLE 26 PARAGRAPH (4)
IDR
1.
2.
3.
4.
(……………………………………………………………)
5.
6.
45. 45
6B
FOR TAXABLE YEAR
T I N :
:
COMMERCIAL NET INCOME : ………………………………………………………
(BASED ON FINANCIAL STATEMENT)
FISCAL ADJUSTMENTS :
a. POSITIVE : US$.
b. NEGATIVE : US$.
c. TOTAL (a – b) : …………………………………………………………………
FISCAL NET INCOME : (1 +/- 2c) ……………………………………………………
CORPORATE INCOME TAX PAYABLE: ……………………………………………….
TAX BASE FOR INCOME TAX ART. 26 PARAGRAPH (4) : (3 - 4) ……………………………………
INCOME TAX ARTICLE 26 PARAGRAPH (4) :
a PAYABLE : …… *) % X AMOUNT IN LINE 5 ………………………………………
b NOT PAYABLE, BECAUSE:
c PROVISIONS OF TAX TREATY INDONESIA - …………………………
d REINVESTED WHOLLY IN INDONESIA IN A NEW LIMITED COMPANY: **)
………………………………………………………………………………………
TIN : e
ADDRESS : f ………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………
g CITY : …………………………………… POSTAL CODE : h
NOTE: ……………………,
*) TAX RATE OF 20% RATE STIPULATED IN TAX TREATY
**) PLEASE ATTACH THE DOCUMENTATION OF REINVESTMENT TAXPAYER/AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
(……………………………………………………………)
FOR CORPORATION PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT IN ENGLISH
LANGUAGE AND US DOLLAR CURRENCY
4.
5.
6.
3.
IDR
1.
2.
TAXPAYER'S NAME/PERMANENT
ESTABLISHMENT
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
2 0
CALCULATION OF INCOME TAX ARTICLE 26 PARAGRAPH (4)
46. 46
7A
T I N : TAXPAYER'S NAME :
NOTES : ……………………,
• PLEASE FILL WITH THE DETAIL OF EACH WITHHOLDING RECEIPT/TAX PAYMENT.
• TAXPAYER / AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
• TAX CREDIT THAT CAN BE CREDITED IN COLUMN (8) SHALL BE CALCULATED BY ORDINARY CREDIT PER COUNTRY BASIS METHOD
• COPY THE TOTAL AMOUNT IN COLUMN (8) TO FORM 1771 LETTER C LINE 8.b.
• COPY THE TOTAL AMOUNT IN COLUMN (5) TO FORM 1771-I line 2.
• IF NEEDED, ADDITIONAL PAGES MAY BE ADDED
(……………………………………………………………)
ANNUAL INCOME TAX RETURN FOR CORPORATE
FOREIGN TAX CREDIT
TAX CREDITABLE
COLUMN (6) IDR FILL WITH CONVERTION VALUE FROM THE NUMBER IN COLUMN (7) FOREIGN EXCHANGE USING EXCHANGE RATE PREVAILING AT
THE TIME OF TAX PAYMENT/TAX DUE IN FOREIGN COUNTRY
TOTAL TTL
10.
9.
8.
7.
6.
5.
4.
3.
2.
(7) (8)
1,
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
IN FOREIGN COUNTRY
NAME ADDRESS
(IDR)
IDR FOREIGN EXCHANGE (IDR)
NO.
WITHHOLDING AGENT
TYPES OF INCOME
NET AMOUNT
TAX DUE / PAID
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
TAXABLE YEAR
2 0
47. 47
7B
TAXABLE YEAR
T I N : TAXPAYERS NAME :
NOTE ……………………,
• PLEASE FILL WITH THE DETAIL OF EACH WITHHOLDING TAX RECEPIT/TAX PAYMENT. WAJIB PAJAK / KUASA
• COLUMN (5) IDR, FILL WITH CONVERSION VALUE FORM COLUMN (6) FOREX, USING EXCHANGE RATE PREVAILING AT THE TIME OF TAX
PAYMENT/DUE IN FOREIGN (SOURCE) COUNTRY.
• TAX CREDIT THAT CAN BE CREDITED IN COLUMN (7) SHALL BE CALCULATED USING ORDINARY CREDIT PER COUNTRY BASIS METHOD
• PLEASE COPY THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF COLUMN (7) TO FORM 1771 ITEM C NUMBER 8.b
• PLEASE COPY THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF COLUMN (4) TO FORM 1771-I NUMBER 2.
• THIS FORM MAY BE COPIED IF NEED
2 0
etc
10
7
6
9
8
3
2
5
4
(5) (6)
1
(1) (2) (3) (4)
NET AMOUNT TAX PAID
US$ FOREX
(……………………………………………………………)
FOREIGN WITHHOLDING AGENT
SPECIAL ATTACHMENT
ANNUAL CORPORATE INCOME TAX RETURN
FOREIGN TAX CREDITS
FOR TAXPAYERS WHO ARE PERMITTED TO MAINTAIN BOOKEEPING
IN THE UNITED STATES DOLLAR CURRENCY
NO.
TTLT O T A L
(7)
TAX
NAME AND ADDRESS OF TYPE OF INCOME (US$) OUTSIDE INDONESIA CREDITABLE
(US$)
48. 48
LIST OF TAXES REGULATION
No. Regulatins Number Date Concerning
1. Undang-Undang 28 17/07/2007 Perubahan Ketiga atas atas Undang-Undang
Nomor 6 Tahun 1983 tentang Ketentuan
Umum dan Tata Cara Perpajakan
2. Undang-Undang 16 25/03/2009 Penetapan Peraturan Pemerintah Pengganti
Undang-Undang Nomor 5 Tahun 2008
tentang Perubahan Keempat atas Undang-
Undang Nomor 6 Tahun 1983 tentang
Ketentuan Umum dan Tata Cara Perpajakan
3. Undang-Undang 36 23/09/2008 Perubahan Keempat atas Undang-Undang
Nomor 7 Tahun 1983 tentang Pajak
Penghasilan
4. Peraturan
Pemerintah
80 28/12/2007 Tata Cara Pelaksanaan Hak dan Kewajiban
Perpajakan Berdasarkan Undang-Undang
Nomor 6 Tahun 1983 tentang tentang
Ketentuan Umum dan Tata Cara Perpajakan
sebagaimana telah Beberapa Kali Diubah
Terakhir dengan Undang-Undang Nomor 28
Tahun 2007
5. Peraturan
Pemerintah
138 21/12/2000 Penghitungan Penghasilan Kena Pajak Dan
Pelunasan Pajak Penghasilan Dalam Tahun
Berjalan
6. Peraturan
Pemerintah
25 18/05/2001 Perubahan Ketiga atas Peraturan
Pemerintah Nomor 42 Tahun 1995 tentang
Bea Masuk, Bea Masuk Tambahan, Pajak
Pertambahan Nilai Dan Pajak Penjualan
Atas Barang Mewah Dan Pajak Penghasilan
Dalam Rangka Pelaksanaan Proyek
Pemerintah Yang Dibiayai Dengan Hibah
Atau Dana Pinjaman Luar Negeri
7. Peraturan
Pemerintah
81 28/12/2007 Penurunan Tarif Pajak Penghasilan bagi
Wajib Pajak Badan Dalam Negeri yang
Berbentuk Perseroan Terbuka
8. Peraturan
Pemerintah
51 20/07/2008 PPh atas Penghasilan dari Usaha Jasa
Konstruksi
9. Peraturan
Pemerintah
62 23/09/2008 Perubahan atas Peraturan Pemerintah
Nomor 1 Tahun 2007 tentang Fasilitas Pajak
Penghasilan Untuk Penanaman Modal Di
Bidang-Bidang Usaha Tertentu Dan/Atau Di
Daerah-Daerah Tertentu
10. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
16/PMK.03/2007 19/02/2007 Pemberian Fasilitas Pajak Penghasilan
Untuk Penanaman Modal Di Bidang-Bidang
Usaha Tertentu dan/atau di Daerah-
DaerahTertentu
11. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
181/PMK.03/2007 28/12/2007 Bentuk dan Isi Surat Pemberitahuan serta
Tata Cara Pengambilan, Pengisian, dan
Penandatanganan dan Penyampaian Surat
Pemberitahuan
12. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
152/PMK.03/2009 29/09/2009 Perubahan atas Peraturan Menteri
Keuangan Nomor 181/PMK.03/2007
Tentang Bentuk dan Isi Surat
Pemberitahuan serta Tata Cara
49. 49
No. Regulatins Number Date Concerning
Pengambilan, Pengisian, dan
Penandatanganan dan Penyampaian Surat
Pemberitahuan
13. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
192/PMK.03/2007 28/12/2007 Tata Cara Penetapan Wajib Pajak Dengan
Kriteria Tertentu Dalam Rangka
Pengembalian Pendahuluan Kelebihan
Pembayaran Pajak
14. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
193/PMK.03/2007 28/12/2007 Batasan Jumlah Peredaran Usaha, Jumlah
Penyerahan, dan Jumlah Lebih Bayar bagi
Wajib Pajak yang Memenuhi Persyaratan
Tertentu yang Dapat Diberikan
Pengembalian Pendahuluan Kelebihan
Pajak
15. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
54/PMK.03/2009 27/03/2009 Perubahan atas Peraturan Menteri
Keuangan Nomor 193/PMK.03/2007 tentang
Batasan Jumlah Peredaran Usaha, Jumlah
Penyerahan, dan Jumlah Lebih Bayar bagi
Wajib Pajak yang Memenuhi Persyaratan
Tertentu yang Dapat Diberikan
Pengembalian Pendahuluan Kelebihan
Pajak
16. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
196/PMK.03/2007 28/12/2007 Tata Cara Penyelenggaraan Pembukuan
Dengan Menggunakan Bahasa Asing Dan
Satuan Mata Uang Selain Rupiah Serta
Kewajiban Penyampaian Surat
Pemberitahuan Tahunan Pajak Penghasilan
Wajib Pajak Badan
17. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
187/PMK.03/2008 20/11/2008 Tata Cara Pemotongan, Penyetoran,
Pelaporan, dan Penatausahaan PPh atas
Penghasilan dari Usaha Jasa Konstruksi
18. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
255/PMK.03/2008 21/12/2008 Penghitungan Besarnya Angsuran Pajak
Penghasilan Dalam Tahun Pajak Berjalan
Yang Harus Dibayar Sendiri Oleh Wajib
Pajak Baru, Bank, Sewa Guna Usaha
Dengan Hak Opsi, Badan Usaha Milik
Negara, Badan Usaha Milik Daerah, Wajib
Pajak Masuk Bursa Dan Wajib Pajak
Lainnya Yang Berdasarkan Ketentuan
Diharuskan Membuat Laporan Keuangan
Berkala Termasuk Wajib Pajak Orang
Pribadi Pengusaha Tertentu
50. 50
No. Regulatins Number Date Concerning
19. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
208/PMK.03/2009 10/12/2009 Perubahan atas Peraturan Menteri
Keuangan Nomor 255/PMK.03/2008 tentang
Penghitungan Besarnya Angsuran Pajak
Penghasilan dalam Tahun Pajak Berjalan
yang harus Dibayar Sendiri oleh Wajib Pajak
Baru, Bank, Sewa Guna Usaha dengan Hak
Opsi, Badan Usaha Milik Negara, Badan
Usaha Milik Daerah, Wajib Pajak Masuk
Bursa dan Wajib Pajak lainnya yang
Berdasarkan Ketentuan Diharuskan
membuat laporan Keuangan Berkala
Termasuk Wajib Pajak Orang Pribadi
Pengusaha Tertentu
20. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
257/PMK.03/2008 31/12/2008 Perlakuan Perpajakan Atas Penghasilan
Kena Pajak Sesudah Dikurangi Pajak Dari
Suatu Bentuk Usaha Tetap
21. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
81/PMK.03/2009 22/04/2009 Pembentukan Atau Pemupukan Dana
Cadangan Yang Boleh Dikurangkan Sebagai
Biaya
22. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
83/PMK.03/2009 22/04/2009 Penyediaan Makanan dan Minuman bagi
Seluruh Pegawai serta Penggantian atau
Imbalan dalam Bentuk Natura dan
Kenikmatan di Daerah Tertentu dan Yang
Berkaitan dengan Pelaksanaan Pekerjaan
yang Dapat Dikurangkan dari Penghasilan
Brito Pemberi Kerja
23. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
96/PMK.03/2009 15/05/2009 Jenis-Jenis Harta yang Termasuk dalam
Kelompok Harta Berwujud Bukan Bangunan
untuk Keperluan Penyusutan
24. Peraturan
Menteri
Keuangan
153/PMK.03/2009 29/09/2009 Perubahan atas Peraturan Menteri
Keuangan Nomor 187/PMK.03/2008
Tentang Tata Cara Pemotongan,
Penyetoran, Pelaporan, dan Penatausahaan
PPh atas Penghasilan dari Usaha Jasa
Konstruksi
25. Keputusan
Menteri
Keuangan
604/KMK.04/1994 21/12/1994 Badan-Badan dan Pengusaha Kecil yang
Menerima Harta Hibahan yang Tidak
Termasuk sebagai Objek PPh
26. Keputusan
Menteri
Keuangan
521/KMK.04/2000 14/12/2000 Jenis-Jenis Harta Yang Termasuk Dalam
Kelompok Harta Berwujud untuk Keperluan
Penyusutan Bagi Kontraktor Yang
Melakukan Eksplorasi dan Eksploitasi
Minyak Dan Gas Bumi Dalam Rangka
Kontrak Bagi Hasil dengan Perusahaan
Pertambangan Minyak Dan Gas Bumi
Negara (Pertamina)
27. Keputusan
Menteri
Keuangan
534/KMK.04/2000 22/12/2000 Bentuk dan Isi Surat Pemberitahuan serta
Surat Keterangan dan/atau Dokumen yang
Harus Dilampirkan
28. Keputusan
Menteri
Keuangan
164/KMK.03/2002 19/04/2002 Kredit Pajak Luar Negeri
51. 51
No. Regulatins Number Date Concerning
29. Peraturan Dirjen
Pajak
PER-67/PJ./2007 05/04/2007 Tata Cara Pemberian Fasilitas Pajak
Penghasilan Untuk Penanaman Modal Di
Bidang-Bidang Usaha Tertentu dan/atau di
Daerah-Daerah Tertentu
30. Peraturan Dirjen
Pajak
PER-38/PJ/2008 24/09/2008 Tata Cara Pemberian Angsuran atau
Penundaan Pembayaran Pajak
31. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-141/PJ./1999 21/06/1999 Pengakuan Penghasilan Dari Pengalihan
Harta/Agunan Berupa Tanah Dan/Atau
Bangunan Bagi Wajib Pajak Tertentu
32. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-214/PJ./2001 15/03/2001 Keterangan dan/atau Dokumen yang Harus
Dilampirkan dalam Surat Pemberitahuan
33. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-563/PJ./2001 08/08/2001 Saat Pengakuan Penghasilan Berupa
Keuntungan Karena Pembebasan Utang
Yang Diperoleh Debitur Tertentu Dari
Perjanjian Restrukturisasi Utang Usaha
34. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-184/PJ./2002 11/04/2002 Pengakuan Penghasilan Atas Penghasilan
Bank Berupa Bunga Kredit Non Performing
35. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-220/PJ./2002 18/04/2002 Perlakuan Pajak Penghasilan atas Biaya
Pemakaian Telepon Seluler dan Kendaraan
Perusahaan
36. Keputusan
Dirjen Pajak
KEP-316/PJ./2002 17/06/2002 Perlakuan Pajak Penghasilan atas
Pengeluaran/Biaya Perolehan Perangkat
Lunak (Software) Komputer
37. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-04/PJ.42/2002 02/04/2002 Perlakuan Pajak Penghasilan Atas
Pemberian Imbalan Bunga Kepada Wajib
Pajak
38. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-07/PJ.42/2002 08/05/2002 Penghitungan Penyusutan Atas Komputer,
Printer, Scanner dan Sejenisnya
39. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-08/PJ.42/2002 17/05/2002 Pengakuan Penghasilan Atas Penghasilan
Bank Berupa Bunga Kredit Non-Performing
40. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-09/PJ.42/2002 17/05/2002 Perlakuan Pajak Penghasilan atas Biaya
Pemakaian Telepon Seluler dan Kendaraan
Perusahaan
41. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-02/PJ.42/2003 04/02/2003 kewajiban Mencantumkan Nomor Pokok
Wajib Pajak dalam SPT Tahunan Pajak
Penghasilan Wajib Pajak Badan Bagi
Pemegang Saham/Pemilik Modal, Pengurus
dan Komisaris
42. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-03/PJ.31/2004 03/03/2004 Kompensasi Kerugian Fiskal dalam
Penghitungan Pajak Penghasilan
43. Surat Edaran
Dirjen Pajak
SE-01/PJ.33/2005 19/01/2005 Pemberian Imbalan Bunga Kepada Wajib
Pajak
` Notes:
All the Taxation Regulation above can be found at website http://www.pajak.go.id