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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.

SwathyContent MarketerPublishedReading time1 min read
This article describes the position at the time of publication. For current requirements, view the Indonesia country guide.View current Indonesia requirements

The Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) in Indonesia has launched the Coretax system, a centralized platform for VAT reporting and e-invoice clearance, marking a major step toward full digitalization of tax processes.

Introduced in January 2025, Coretax modernizes the e-Faktur system and introduces new clearance, reporting, and identity verification procedures for all VAT-registered taxpayers (PKP).

Key Details

Scope:

The mandate applies to all VAT-registered businesses in Indonesia, including those with annual turnover above IDR 4.8 billion and non-resident digital service providers. It covers:

  • Domestic B2B and B2G transactions
  • Export transactions (zero-rated VAT)
  • Rectification documents such as credit/debit notes and replacement invoices

Paper invoices are only allowed in force majeure situations, such as system outages, and must be uploaded later for clearance.

Channels

  • Most businesses must use the Coretax portal.
  • Large taxpayers (10,000+ invoices/month) may continue using e-Faktur Desktop or Host-to-Host (H2H) channels.

Timeline

  • 2014–2016: e-Faktur introduced for PKP
  • 2020 & 2024: System upgrades
  • January 2025: Coretax launched
  • By December 31, 2025: Full enforcement for all taxpayers, except large PKP using H2H or Desktop

Invoice Issuance:

Invoices must be created in XML format and uploaded to Coretax for clearance. Once approved, the DJP system:

  • Assigns a QR code and Tax Invoice Serial Number (NSFP)
  • Generates a cleared PDF invoice for electronic distribution
  • Allows buyers to verify authenticity via QR code or the DJP portal

Penalties for Non-Compliance

  • Invoices uploaded after the 20th of the following month are invalid for VAT credit
  • Failure to issue valid Coretax invoices results in loss of VAT credit and administrative fines
  • Late VAT returns: IDR 500,000 per return
  • Incorrect VAT reporting or fraud: Penalties up to 100% of underpaid VAT and potential criminal charges

With Coretax, Indonesia aims to enhance transparency, automation, and compliance across its tax ecosystem.

Sources

Official sources for this update are being added during regulatory review.

Article published
9 Dec 2025
Effective date
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Indonesia: current requirements

B2B
Mandatory
B2G
Mandatory
B2C
Mandatory
From the Indonesia country guide · Review in progressView Indonesia requirements

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