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View all search resultsGovt extends annual tax return deadline to April 30
Only 8.8 million tax returns had been filed for the 2025 tax year by March 24, out of a target of 15 million submissions, covering both individual and corporate taxpayers.
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A taxpayer takes a picture of the guideline for requesting online taxation services on Nov. 20, 2023, at a counter at the Kebayoran Baru 1 branch of the tax office in South Jakarta. (Kompas/Priyombodo)
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inance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa confirmed that the submission deadline for individual annual tax returns (SPT) will be pushed back by one month to April 30, from the original March 31 cutoff. The policy will be formalized through a circular issued by the ministry.
“[The SPT reporting deadline] will be extended by one month,” Purbaya said on Wednesday, as quoted by Antara.
The extension comes as authorities respond to ongoing difficulties experienced by taxpayers in accessing the Coretax system, which has disrupted the reporting process for some users.
Purbaya added that the revised deadline will align individual taxpayers with corporate taxpayers, both now required to submit their filings by April 30.
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Earlier, Tax Director General Bimo Wijayanto had floated the possibility of an extension, citing the overlap between this year’s reporting period and the fasting month of Ramadan as well as the Idul Fitri holiday season.
Data from the Tax Directorate General shows that as of March 24, a total of 8.8 million tax returns had been filed for the 2025 tax year, covering both individual and corporate taxpayers.
