GROUP 3
THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTANTS IN THE
MODERNIZATION OF TAXATION IN INDONESIA AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION IN INCREASING
THE APBN FROM THE TAX SECTOR
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RIA AFRIZAL 02
MUHAMMAD AMMAR
03
WAFAA NURILAH
04
AHMAD ALFREDO
05
AMRUL HAZ
HASIBUAN
DISCUSSION
The Development of the
Taxation System in Indonesia
The Role of Accountants in Tax Modernization
The Accountant's Contribution to Increasing State Budget
(APBN) from the Tax Sector
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Over the past few decades, Indonesia's taxation system has evolved significantly to meet contemporary needs. Initially, the "Landrente" land and building tax served as the primary foundation for Indonesia's taxation. The Dutch colonial government introduced this system in the 19th century,
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
TAXATION SYSTEM IN INDONESIA
Indonesia began building a new tax structure that aligns with the long-term goals of
national development after gaining independence in 1945.
The growth of the existing taxation system has
taken place over centuries, starting during the
Dutch colonial period and continuing to the
present day, as Indonesia grapples with the
challenges of tax modernization in the era of
globalization.
Dutch introduced "Landrente"
tax on land and buildings owned by indigenous residents.
Taxes aimed to generate revenue for the Dutch colonial
government and maintain their economic structure.
Indigenous people faced heavy taxation, while Dutch citizens received tax incentives.
Dutch Colonial Period (19th Century to 1945)
Post-independence focus on the role of taxes in financing national development.
1957 Constitution established taxes as
contributions by citizens.
Introduction of key tax laws, including the Value Added Tax (PPN) Law in 1983.
Independence Era (1945-1965)
1990s economic crisis prompted tax system reevaluation.
Enactment of Law No. 17 of 2000 brought significant changes, reduced income tax rates,
Tax Reform and Significant Changes (1990s-2000s)
2001 adoption of taxation system based on regional autonomy principles.
Provinces and districts empowered to levy and manage their taxes.
Regional Autonomy and Structural Changes (2000s-
Present)
Government's use of technology in taxation, including e-filing and e- billing.
Participation in
international initiatives like the OECD Convention on Common Reporting Standard (CRS).