AMZ123 learned that the Director General of Taxes at Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance has commented on the use of artificial intelligence in tax supervision, focusing on external concerns about taxpayer data security. He said taxpayer data confidentiality is a government priority, and Indonesia will not use open-source technology to build its AI tax system. Instead, it plans to independently develop AI tools adapted to the country’s actual conditions, while cooperating with overseas institutions that have already deployed AI tax systems; China is an important reference. In terms of functionality, the AI system can quickly process massive tax data, improve the accuracy of compliance checks, and automatically respond to routine inquiries. For cross-border sellers doing business in Indonesia, the trend toward digital and intelligent tax supervision is already relatively clear. They should pay attention to standardized compliance filing and data retention to avoid audit risks triggered by information errors.

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Indonesia’s AI-driven tax administration will improve regulatory efficiency. Although the data confidentiality commitment eases compliance concerns, sellers should be alert to stricter tax audits. It is advisable to standardize bookkeeping as early as possible and keep complete purchase, sales, and inventory records to address potential data comparison risks.

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