Objection Filling: A Smooth Tax Dispute Process
A tax dispute resolution is a set of legal actions taken by taxpayers to resolve tax disagreements. The term “dispute” is frequently perceived as scary or tense by taxpayers in general. Many people believe that resolving a dispute entails a series of complicated processes, a tense courtroom environment, or the fear of difficult questions.
In legal terminology, there is a principle called Ultimum Remedium, which means that criminal law should be used as a last resort in enforcing the law. This principle is also adopted in Indonesian Tax Law.
Through Social Network Analytics (SONETA) system, DGT can view and compare PPh and VAT data on social media. DGT also optimizes DGT Enterprise search to analyze taxpayers, such as family members, assets to company ownership.
Currently, Indonesia still implements a self-assessment tax collection system, which gives taxpayers the authority and trust to calculate, pay, and report their own tax obligations.
Donations are costs which incurred voluntarily and without any coercion. Under Indonesian tax regulations, donations costs are not allowed to be deducted when calculating taxable income.
The industries diversity in Indonesia poses its own challenges in tax calculations. One industry that is unique is international contract manufacturing.
In Taxpayer’s mind, especially the common people in undergoing tax dispute resolution, is to be in a room that has judges, prosecutors, and all the people involved in it which is shrouded in a tense atmosphere from the beginning to the end of the hearing. But the fact is that there is one tax dispute resolution process that is not “creepy” that is, namely the Tax Objection Filing process.
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