E-invoicing in Indonesia
Indonesia introduced mandatory e‑invoicing (e-Faktur) for VAT taxpayers in 2023. The system uses real-time PDF/XML invoices with QR codes that must be registered via the official DJP Online platform and Digital Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP).
- Overall mandate status
- Mandatory
- Tax authority
- Directorate General of Taxes (DJP).
- Last updated
- 29 Jul 2025Taken from government sites
Requirements at a glance
Country overview
Indonesia introduced mandatory e‑invoicing (e-Faktur) for VAT taxpayers in 2023. The system uses real-time PDF/XML invoices with QR codes that must be registered via the official DJP Online platform and Digital Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP).
Legal basis
- Legislation
- PMK and PER regulations (2023) define technical and timing rules.
- Authority
- Directorate General of Taxes (DJP).
Requirements by transaction type
Key dates and implementation phases
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Technical requirements
Latest updates for Indonesia
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Indonesia Strengthens E-Invoicing Framework with Coretax Rollout
Indonesia launches the Coretax e-invoicing and VAT reporting system, enforcing full digital clearance by end-2025 to enhance transparency and compliance.
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