DGT, PPATK, and BPKP Join Hands for Better Revenue Control
JAKARTA. The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) strengthened coordination with the Indonesian Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) and the Finance and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP) through the signing of two new cooperation agreements (PKS).
The agreements were signed by Director General of Taxes Bimo Wijayanto, Head of PPATK Ivan Yustiavandana, and Head of BPKP Muhammad Yusuf Ateh at the Cakti Buddhi Bhakti Auditorium, Mar’ie Muhammad Building, DJP Headquarters, Jakarta, on Thursday (9/10). Minister of Finance Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa also attended the event.
These collaborations aim to strengthen inter-agency synergy in the establishment of joint task forces, data and information exchange, and assistance in handling legal cases and strategic issues related to law enforcement. The cooperation also includes joint supervision and audits to ensure the optimization of state revenue.
Director General of Taxes Bimo Wijayanto stated that this collaboration marks an important step in reinforcing oversight and maintaining the integrity of state revenue management.
“With this cooperation in place, we hope that inter-agency coordination will become more effective, enabling optimal and integrity-driven efforts to increase state revenue and protect natural resources,” he said, as quoted from DGT’s official statement.
Bimo explained that DGT’s collaboration with PPATK has already made a tangible contribution to state revenue. According to DGT data, the use of Analysis Reports (LHA) from PPATK has generated IDR 18.47 trillion in revenue during the 2020–2025 period.
Furthermore, the formation of the joint task force is part of a national strategy to strengthen forest area management and safeguard natural resource sovereignty, ensuring that resources are managed sustainably and equitably.
“We express our appreciation to all teams from DGT, PPATK, and BPKP for their solid collaboration. This synergy is expected to have a positive impact on increasing state revenue and strengthening the national economy,” Bimo added. (KEN)
