DJP Monitors Potential Taxpayers to Counter 2025 Revenue

The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) is tightening monitoring of potential taxpayers through a micro‑management strategy. The move aims to pre‑empt a possible revenue shortfall in 2025. The announcement was made on 23 October 2025.

Supervision involves mapping all taxpayers in each regional office (kanwil) to identify those with large revenue potential and assess their compliance level. Director General Bimo Wijayanto said compliance gaps will be addressed to optimise collections. Falling commodity prices for coal, palm oil, oil and gas contributed to a 4.4 % decline in tax receipts through September 2025.

The government targets state revenue to reach 65 % of the 2025 APBN outlook, yet actual collection by 30 September was only IDR 1,863.3 trillion. Micro‑management oversight is expected to boost receipts and lower the risk of a fiscal deficit for taxpayers and the economy. DGT will continue to follow up on compliance gaps.