PER-11/PJ/2025 and Income Tax Article 25 (PPh 25) Installment Reporting in Coretax

PER-11/PJ/2025 and Income Tax Article 25 (PPh 25) Installment Reporting in Coretax
June 26, 2025
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PER-11/PJ/2025 and the New Article 25 Income Tax (PPh 25) Installment Report

 

In short: PER-11/PJ/2025 requires taxpayers to submit an Income Tax Article 25 (PPh 25) Installment Calculation Report through the Coretax Taxpayer Portal, even when the installment is NIHIL or the taxpayer is at a loss. The obligation began with PMK 81/2024; PER-11/PJ/2025 sets the report’s format and reporting periods.

Key changes under PER-11/PJ/2025 for PPh 25

  • Banks report monthly, other financial taxpayers and listed companies quarterly, and BUMN/BUMD once per fiscal year, each within 20 days after the period ends.
  • The estimated income tax threshold that triggers a PPh 25 recalculation when business grows drops from 150% (KEP-537/PJ./2000) to 125%.
  • An application to reduce PPh 25 is deemed accepted if the DGT issues no decision within 30 days after the receipt is issued.
  • Underpaid installments must be paid and are subject to administrative sanctions; overpayments can be refunded or credited in the Annual Tax Return.
  • Effective date: 22 May 2025.
  • Fully electronic: reports follow electronic documentation standards in Coretax, and reporting cycles can differ between taxpayers.

1. Background: What PER-11/PJ/2025 Regulates

One of the backgrounds for the issuance of PER-11/PJ/2025 regarding Provisions for Reporting Income Tax, Value Added Tax, Sales Tax on Luxury Goods, and Stamp Duty in the Framework of Core Tax Administration System Implementation is the alignment of tax regulations with the principles of digitalization, transparency, and risk-based classification. Thus, the main focus of this regulation is to regulate technical provisions regarding a more integrated and digital-based tax reporting process that provides legal certainty, administrative convenience and improves services for Taxpayer.

With the digitalization of tax reporting, one aspect that is directly affected is related to the mechanism of reporting and calculating Income Tax Article 25 installment where there are crucial changes with the emergence of the obligation to report Income Tax Article 25 installment that previously did not need to be reported. This reporting obligation has started since the issuance of PMK 81/2024, but related to the format and reporting period of the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report is regulated in PER 11/PJ/2025.

2. PPh 25 Installment Calculation Report: Who Reports, How Often and By When

PPh 25 Installment Calculation Report under PER-11/PJ/2025
Description Bank Taxpayer Other Taxpayer*/ Taxpayer Listed on Stock Exchange Other than Banks State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) & Local-Owned Enterprises (BUMD) Taxpayer
Reporting Period On a monthly basis, in accordance with the financial statements submitted to the Financial Services Authority (OJK). To be Reported every 3 (three) months, based on the financial statements submitted to the Stock Exchange and/or OJK. To be reported once every fiscal year, based on the work plan and revenue budget applicable for the relevant fiscal year.
Reporting Deadline The reporting shall be submitted within a maximum period of 20 (twenty) days after following the end of each monthly reporting period. The reporting shall be submitted within a maximum period of 20 (twenty) days after following the end of quarterly reporting period. The reporting shall be submitted within a maximum period of 20 (twenty) days after following the end of the annual reporting period of the previous fiscal year.
Installment Period of Validity Applicable for the reported tax period. Applicable for the next 3 (three) tax periods. Applicable for each tax period in the reported fiscal year.

* “Other Taxpayer” are Taxpayer engaged in insurance, pension funds, financing institutions, and other financial service institutions as stipulated in the provisions of laws and regulations.

Notes:

  1. Within audit conditions, Bank Taxpayer may use prior period data for reporting in the last tax period of the financial year.
  2. In the case of not having the obligation to submit the fourth quarter financial report, Other Taxpayer or Taxpayer Listed on Stock Exchange Other than Banks may use the data of the previous quarter period for the reporting of the last quarter of the current year.

3. When the DGT Can Set Your PPh 25 Installment (Article 113)

In Article 113 PER 11/PJ/2025, there is the authority of the Director General of Taxes (DGT) to determine the calculation of the amount of Income Tax Article 25 installment if the Taxpayer do not perform Income Tax Article 25 installment calculation and/or under the following condition:

  • Taxpayer entitled to compensation for losses;
  • Taxpayer earn irregular income;
  • Taxpayer submitting Annual Income Tax Return (SPT Tahunan) beyond the deadline;
  • Taxpayer granted an extension of the period for submitting Annual Income Tax Return;
  • Taxpayer making self-correction of Annual Income Tax Return which resulting monthly installments greater than installments before the correction;
  • Taxpayer facing changes in business circumstances.

A. Documents Accepted as the Basis for Fiscal Loss Compensation

PER 11/PJ/2025 includes additional documents that serve as the basis for fiscal loss compensation, previously regulated in KEP-537/PJ./2000, so that the entire document is as follows:

  • Annual Tax Return (SPT),
  • Tax Assessment Letters,
  • Objection Decision Letter,
  • Decision Letter on Reduction of Tax Assessment Letter (new addition),
  • Decision Letter on Cancellation of Tax Assessment Letter (new addition),
  • Correction Decision Letter (new addition),
  • Mutual Agreement Procedures Decision Letter (new addition),
  • Appeal Verdict, or
  • Judicial Review Verdict (new addition)

B. Basis for Temporary PPh 25 Calculation After an SPT Extension

For Taxpayer who are granted an extension of the period for submitting the Annual Income Tax Return, the basis for the temporary calculation of Income Tax Article 25 installment in accordance with PER 11/PJ/2025 is contained in Document of Extension Notification for The Annual Income Tax Return Submission Period, while in the previous provision (KEP-537/PJ./2000) it is contained in the Temporary Notification Letter Document Submitted by the Taxpayer.

C. Reducing or Recalculating PPh 25 When Business Declines or Grows

Taxpayer may apply for a reduction in Income Tax Article 25 installment if there is a condition of Taxpayer business/activities decline with the following provisions:

Application to reduce PPh 25 installments: KEP-537/PJ/2000 vs PER-11/PJ/2025
Provision KEP-537/PJ/2000 PER 11/PJ/2025
Requirements for Application to Reduce Article 25 Income Tax Installment ≥ 3 months of the current fiscal year, income tax payable < 75% Unchanged
The application is accompanied by a calculation of the amount of income tax that will be payable and the amount of Income Tax Article 25 for the remaining months of the relevant fiscal year Unchanged
Not Regulated Taxpayer has submitted:
  • Annual Income Tax Return for the last 2 (two) fiscal years prior to the fiscal year for which the application is submitted; and
  • Periodic Tax Return of Value Added Tax for the last 3 (three) tax periods
Submission Procedure and Format for Application to Reduce Article 25 Income Tax Installment Not Regulated
  • Application for Reduction of Income Tax Article 25 Installment in the form of:
    • Electronic Document submitted through the Taxpayer Portal; or
    • Paper form (hardcopy) submitted directly or by post or Expedition Service Company or Courier Service with proof of mailing, to the Tax Office where the Taxpayer is registered.
  • The application submission is issued a receipt and conducted research by DGT then issued a decision of approval or notification of rejection, within a maximum period of 30 days after the receipt is issued.
Decision by DGT If no decision is issued within > 1 month from the date of receipt of the Taxpayer application letter, the application shall be deemed accepted. If no decision is issued within > 30 days after the receipt is issued, the Taxpayer request is deemed accepted.

For Taxpayer who face the condition of increase business/activity of Taxpayer there are changes to the provisions related to the estimated threshold of Income Tax Payable for the fiscal year as follows:

Business growth threshold for recalculating PPh 25: 150% to 125%
Provision KEP-537/PJ/2000 PER 11/PJ/2025
Estimated Threshold of Income Tax Payable > 150%It is estimated that the Income Tax that will be payable for the fiscal year is > 150% of the Income Tax payable which is the basis for calculating the amount of Income Tax Article 25 installment. > 125%It is estimated that the Income Tax that will be payable for the fiscal year is > 125% of the Income Tax payable which is the basis for calculating the amount of Income Tax Article 25 Installment.

The implication of the increase in business is that the recalculation of Income Tax Article 25 installment must be carried out by the Taxpayer or DGT for the remaining months of the relevant fiscal year. Read the pdf version: [English] [Bahasa Indonesia]

4. Underpayment vs Overpayment: When PPh 25 Payments Differ from the Report

PPh 25 underpayment vs overpayment against the Installment Calculation Report
Aspect Underpayment Condition Overpayment Condition
Installment Comparison If the Income Tax Article 25 installment paid is less than the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report If the Income Tax Article 25 installment paid is greater than the amount of Income Tax Article 25 installment in the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report
Follow-up Action The difference in underpayment must be paid and subject to administrative sanctions The difference in overpayment can be requested back or credited in the Annual Tax Return

5. PER-11/PJ/2025 Compliance Checklist

With the issuance of PER-11/PJ/2025:

  1. Taxpayer have a new obligation in the form of submitting the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report through the Taxpayer Portal.
  2. Taxpayer must submit the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report even if the Income Tax Article 25 installment is zero (“NIHIL”) or the Taxpayer is at a loss.
  3. Taxpayer should update the calculation of Income Tax Article 25 installment adjusted to certain conditions based on Article 113 PER 11/PJ/2025.
  4. Taxpayer should adjust the amount of Income Tax Article 25 installment paid with those contained in the Income Tax Article 25 Installment Calculation Report to avoid differences in value that can cause administrative sanctions.

6. FAQ: PER-11/PJ/2025 and PPh 25

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