Piloting e-Pbk, Online Book-entry Begins

Nov 24, 2022 10:28:44 pm
Farhan Maarif Lubis - BATS Consulting

In order to carry out tax obligations, taxpayers carry out the administration of calculations, deposits and tax reporting independently. This administrative system is known as a self-assessment system. In its implementation, the potential for errors that occur in tax administration cannot be avoided, both in terms of calculation, deposit, and tax reporting. To that end, the Directorate General of Taxes provides a tax service called book-entry (Pbk).

 

So what is Pbk?

Referring to Minister of Finance Regulation 242/PMK.03/2014, book-entry (Pbk) is the process of book-entry of tax receipts to be recorded in the appropriate tax receipts. This book-entry process can be carried out in the event of a payment error or tax deposit. Furthermore, the reasons for the book-entry are detailed by the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT).

First, book-entry due to an error in filling out the Tax Payment Form (SSP), Customs, Excise, and Tax Deposit (SSPCP), both concerning the taxpayer himself and other taxpayers.

Errors in filling out the SSP can be in the form of errors in filling in the Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP), the name of the taxpayer, the Tax Object Number (NOP) and/or the location of the tax object, the tax account code and/or deposit type code, Tax Period and/or Year Tax, assessment number, and payment amount. Meanwhile, errors in filling out the SPPCP form can be in the form of errors in filling in the NPWP of the owner of the goods in the customs area, the Tax Period and/or Fiscal Year, or the amount of tax payment.

Second, book-entry due to an error in filling out tax payment data through the electronic tax payment system as stated in the Proof of State Revenue (BPN). Errors in filling in the tax payment data listed in the BPN can be in the form of errors in filling in the TIN and/or the name of the taxpayer, Tax Object Number (NOP) and/or the location of the tax object, tax account code and/or deposit type code, Tax Period and/or or Fiscal Year, determination number, and payment amount.

Third, the book-entry was due to an error in recording the SSP, SSPCP, which was carried out by the Perception Bank/Perception Post/Other Perception Institutions. This error can occur if the data listed on the original SSP sheet, SSPCP, is different from the payment data that has been validated by the Perception Bank/Perception Post/Other Perception Institutions.

Fourth, book-entry due to an error in recording or filling in the Pbk Evidence by DGT employees. Errors by the DGT occur if the data contained in the Proof of Pbk is different from the request for book-entry of the taxpayer.

Fifth, book-entry in the context of splitting tax deposits in SSP, SSPCP, BPN, or Pbk evidence into several types of taxes or deposits of several taxpayers, and/or PBB tax objects.

Sixth, book-entry because the amount of payment on SSP, BPN, or Pbk Proof is greater than the tax payable in the Notification Letter, Tax Assessment Letter, Tax Collection Letter, Tax Payable Tax Return, PBB Tax Assessment Letter or PBB Tax Collection Letter.

Seventh, book-entry because the amount of payment on the SSPCP or Proof of Pbk is greater than the tax payable in the import customs notification, excise document, or invoice/stipulation letter. Lastly, book-entry due to other reasons as regulated by the Director General of Taxes.

These errors can occur due to taxpayers, DGT, or other parties involved. Book-entry of tax payments with SSP, SSPCP, BPN, and Proof of Pbk can be made to the payment of PPh, PPN, PPnBM, PBB, and Stamp Duty.

Book-entry is carried out by submitting a Pbk application, either directly or by post or delivery service addressed to the Primary Tax Service Office where the taxpayer is registered. The Head of KPP provides evidence that the taxpayer has carried out Pbk by issuing a Proof of Book Transfer (Evidence of Pbk) which is affixed with the stamp and signature of the Head of KPP.

 

Piloting e-Pbk

The book-entry application submission service can now be run online via e-Pbk which is available on the tax.go.id page. The process of launching the e-Pbk service will be carried out in stages. In the piloting or trial phase, DGT appointed 10 tax service offices to provide this service. That way, taxpayers who are registered at the following tax service offices can now enjoy the e-Pbk service facility to apply for book-entry.

  1. KPP Pratama Tigaraksa Tangerang
  2. KPP Pratama West Semarang
  3. KPP Pratama Kebumen
  4. KPP Pratama Jakarta Pluit
  5. KPP Pratama Bandung Cibeunying
  6. KPP Pratama Surabaya Rungkut
  7. KPP Pratama Gianyar Bali
  8. KPP Pratama West Tangerang
  9. KPP Serpong
  10. KPP Kosambi

 

Utilizing e-Pbk Services

To use e-Pbk services, taxpayers need to pay attention to several things, namely:

Taxpayers need to have an account on the tax.go.id page because taxpayers must first log in by entering the Population Identification Number (NIK) or Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and password, as well as the captcha code.

After entering the tax.go.id site, taxpayers can find the e-Pbk menu.

Select Application to make a book-entry. Here, the taxpayer can record the application completely and correctly according to the instructions provided.

After the recording is complete, the taxpayer can send a Pbk application after making sure the data filled in is correct, by pressing Send Request.

Taxpayers can monitor the progress of the book-entry application on the Monitoring menu.

Under certain conditions, book-entry of tax payments with SSP, SSPCP, BPN, and Proof of Pbk cannot be carried out. SSP whose position is the same as a non-creditable tax invoice, of course, cannot be transferred. Likewise, book-entry cannot be made to the payment of VAT on objects that must be paid for by the taxpayer himself using the SSP whose position is the same as the Tax Invoice. In addition, book-entry into the settlement of Stamp Duty which is carried out by affixing the Sign of Settlement Duty with a stamping machine is also not possible.

The counseling team from the registered KPP stated that they were ready to serve taxpayers who had problems with their bookkeeping applications. With the launch of e-Pbk, it is hoped that it will make it easier for taxpayers because book-entry applications do not need to come directly to the tax office to make book-entry.

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