ERP Software for Indonesian Businesses

Under Coretax, every invoice must be generated in a specific XML format, uploaded for validation, and receive a QR code and Tax Invoice Serial Number (Nomor Seri Faktur Pajak, or NSFP) before it becomes valid for VAT deduction purposes. Invoices uploaded after the 20th of the following month are not creditable, creating a strict compliance timeline. Yukti integrates with the Coretax platform through the Host-to-Host (H2H) channel designed for enterprise taxpayers, enabling direct ERP-to-DJP connectivity without manual portal uploads.

Indonesian VAT applies at a standard rate of 11% (increased from 10% in April 2022), with plans for a further increase to 12% that has been partially implemented for luxury goods. Certain goods and services are exempt or subject to special rates. The VAT system includes a withholding mechanism where government entities and designated collectors (Wapu) collect VAT on behalf of the seller. Yukti handles all VAT rate scenarios and the Wapu withholding workflow.

The DJP enforces compliance aggressively. Failure to submit VAT period returns for three consecutive months, or failure to file annual income tax returns after the due date, can result in the DJP blocking access to the invoicing system entirely. Late VAT returns incur a penalty of IDR 500,000 per return. Misreporting can trigger penalties up to 100% of the underpaid VAT. Yukti monitors filing deadlines and generates VAT return data (SPT Masa PPN) automatically from invoice records.

BPJS Ketenagakerjaan (workers social security) covers work accident, death, retirement, and pension benefits. BPJS Kesehatan covers health insurance.

For businesses operating across Indonesia's archipelago, the system supports multi-branch tax reporting where each NPWP (tax ID) branch must file separately.