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    The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) is an Indonesian government agency responsible for formulating and implementing taxation policies. DGT is headed by Robert Pakpahan and is organized into several units including tax offices, an auction office, and bureaus. DGT's duties are to formulate taxation policies, implement policies, organize taxation standards and procedures, provide technical guidance, and administer DGT. DGT has a head office in Jakarta that sets policies and standards, and operational offices across Indonesia that perform tax services and collections. DGT aims to optimize tax collection to fund the government and support justice and prosperity in Indonesia.

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    The Organization of Directorate General of Taxes

    The Directorate General of Taxes (Indonesian: Direktorat Jenderal Pajak;


    also known as DJP) is an Indonesian government agency under Ministry of
    Finance which has the task of formulating and implementing taxation policies and
    technical standardization in the field of taxation. Now, DGT is headed by Robert
    Pakpahan who was born in Tanjung Balai, North Sumatera, on October 20th,
    1959. During 2003 – 2005, he served as Reviewer on Tax Extensification and
    Intensification. Then he was promoted to be the Director of Taxation Potential
    and System up to 2006 and Director of Business Process Transformation.
    Subsequently, he was appointed as the Minister’s Expert Staff of Government
    Revenue in 2011. Commencing on November 27, 2013, he serves as the Director
    General of Budget Financing and Risk Management. On November 30, 2017 he
    was appointed as Director General of Taxes.

    The Directorate General of Taxes was originally a combination of several


    organizational units, namely:

     Tax Office that has to collect taxes based on legislation and perform cash
    audit on Government Treasurers
     The Auction Office that is in charge of conducting auctions on confiscated
    goods to repay state tax receivables
     Bureau of Tax Accountants that is in charge of assisting the Tax Office to
    perform tax audits towards the bookkeeping of Corporate Taxpayers
     The Bureau of Agricultural Product Tax (Directorate of Regional
    Development Contributions at the Directorate General of Monetary) is in
    charge of collecting land products tax and land tax, which in 1963 was
    changed to Directorate of Taxation of Land Products and then in 1965
    changed to Directorate of Regional Development Fees (IPEDA).

    Directorate General of Taxes's duties according to the mandate of the


    Minister of Finance Regulation Number 184/PMK.01/2010 about The
    Organization and Work Procedure of The Ministry of Finance are to formulate
    and implement policies and technical standardization in the field of Taxation. In
    carrying out this task, the Directorate General of Taxes carries out functions:

    a. policy formulation in taxation field;

    b. implementation of policies in taxation field;

    c. organizing norms, standards, procedures and criteria in taxation field;

    d. providing technical guidance and evaluation in taxation field; and

    e. administration of DGT.

    The Directorate General of Taxes has a symbol or logo that is used as an


    internal symbol sealed “Cakti Buddhi Bhakti” which is taken from Sanskrit
    Language, meaning: With all strength, energy, and notion and with a noble mind,
    we are devoted to the State. While the overall meaning: Directorate General of
    Taxation as a state apparatus of the Republic of Indonesia based on Pancasila has
    duties in the field of taxation and in carrying out its functions to collect taxes into
    the State Treasury strives with all efforts so that the budgetair and regulating
    functions of the tax could be well-executed based on Tax Tridharma with regard
    the conyunctuur level in order to achieve a fair and prosperous society, material
    and spiritual, in accordance with the objectives of the 1945 Constitution.

    DGT also has a famous mascot called “Si Kojib” which stands for
    ‘Kontribusi Wajib’ meaning mandatory contribution. “Si Kojib” is a honey bee
    which represent mutual cooperation. Honey bees collect honey to build their
    hives. It is similar as tax which collected to fulfill common interest and to fund
    government in order to run the nation. That is why honey bee was chosen as a
    mascot of Directorat General of Taxes.

    DGT's organizational structure can be distinguished to head office and


    operational offices. the head office runs the functions of policy formulation and
    technical standardization, analysis and development, as well as guidance and
    administrative support. Meanwhile the operational office carries out operational
    and/or technical support functions.
    In December 2006 based on PMK 131/PMK.01/2006, the organizational
    structure of DGT Headquarters changed, consisting of 1 Secretariat and 15
    Directorates and 1 Center led by echelon II-a officials, namely:

     Secretariat of the Directorate General,

     Directorate of Potential, Compliance and Acceptance,

     Directorate of Taxation Regulations I

     Directorate of Taxation Regulations II,

     Directorate of Objection and Appeal,

     Directorate of Extensification and Assessment,

     Directorate of Inspection and Collection,

     Directorate of Counseling, Public Service & Relations,

     Directorate of Tax Information Technology,

     Directorate of Law Enforcement,

     Directorate of Information Communication Technology Transformation,

     Directorate of Business Process Transformation.

     Directorate of Internal Compliance & Apparatus Transformation,

     Directorate of Tax Intelligence,

     Directorate of International Taxation,

     Taxation Data and Document Processing Center

    In addition there are also 4 Study Personnel, namely:

     Tax Service Reviewers

     Study of Tax Extensification and Intensification

     Study of Tax Law Supervision and Enforcement

     Reviewers in the field of Human Resource Development and Control


    The vertical work units in the area include the DGT Regional Office, Tax
    Service Office (Kantor Pelayanan Pajak or KPP), and Tax Service,
    Dissemination, and Consultation Office (Kantor Pelayanan, Penyuluhan dan
    Konsultasi Perpajakan or KP2KP). Currently there are 33 DGT Regional Tax
    Offices throughout Indonesia, which are led by echelon II officials. The task of
    the DGT Regional Office unit is to carry out coordination, guidance, control,
    analysis, and evaluation of the implementation of KPP duties, as well as the
    elaboration of policies from the head office. This unit can be divided into:

     Large Taxpayers Regional Office and Special Jakarta Regional Tax Office
    Regional Office located in Jakarta; and

     DGT Regional Offices other than the Large Taxpayers Regional Tax
    Office and Special Jakarta DGT Regional Offices whose locations are
    spread throughout the territory of Indonesia.

    KPP Unit has the task of carrying out counseling, services, and
    supervision to taxpayers. This unit can be distinguished based on the taxpayer
    segmentation administered, namely:

     Large Taxpayer Tax Office, specifically administering large national


    taxpayers;

     Intermediate/Secondary Tax Office, specifically administering regional


    large taxpayers and special large taxpayers which include foreign bodies
    and persons, foreign investment, and companies entering the stock
    exchange; and

     Primary Tax Office, handles location taxpayers.

    There are four large taxpayer tax office, nineteen units of secondary tax
    offices, and 309 primary tax offices. To reach people who live in remote areas that
    are not reached by KPP, the implementation of tax services, counseling and
    consultation is carried out by the KP2KP unit. The number of KP2KP is 207 unit
    spreaded all around Indonesia.

    The DGT's current technical implementation unit (UPT) is the Tax


    Document and Data Processing Center (PPDDP) and the Tax Data and Document
    Processing Office (KPDDP). PPDDP located in Jakarta has the task of carrying
    out the receipt, scanning, recording and storage of tax documents by utilizing tax
    information technology. KPDDP has the same task, currently DGT has 2 KPDDP
    units located in Makassar and Jambi.

    As an institution which appointed to collect and manage tax revenue in


    Indonesia, DGT carries out specific functions and units to optimize its
    performance. The head office consisting of one Secretariat, fifteen Directorates,
    one Center, and four Study Personnel located in Jakarta. Each unit has a different
    task and functions which interconnected one another. The operational office
    spreaded all around Indonesia consist of KPP and KP2KP units that reach remote
    areas in Indonesia. DGT play a big role in order to fulfill treasury fund to support
    government to achieve justice and prosperity and to create a better environment.

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