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Indonesia e-Invoicing

Updated 30 August 2025

B2B
mandatory
since 1 July 2016
Mandatory e-Faktur system for VAT-registered businesses.
B2G
mandatory
since 1 July 2016
Mandatory e-Faktur system for all B2G transactions through DJP (Directorate General of Taxes) validation system.
B2C
mandatory
since 1 July 2016
e-Faktur mandatory for B2C transactions by VAT-registered businesses. Consumer transactions integrated into same validation framework.

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e-Faktur XML format with PKI digital signatures
CoreTax integration standards (2025)
XML format with mandatory PKI certificates
Real-time validation through DJP systems

Archiving Requirements:

10 years retention per General Provisions and Tax Procedures Law (UU KUP) ; Books, records, documents, and electronic data must be retained in Indonesia.
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Access Indonesia's e-Faktur XML format with PKI digital signatures, CoreTax integration standards (2025) standards, XML format with mandatory PKI certificates, Real-time validation through DJP systems format specifications, clearance model details, and archiving requirements.

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No SAF-T implementation; Indonesia uses e-Faktur system with mandatory digital archiving and real-time DJP validation

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e-Faktur pilot program
1 July 2014
Pilot phase
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Mandatory e-Faktur implementation
1 July 2016
National mandate
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CoreTax system integration
1 January 2025
System modernization
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Last updated: 30 August 2025
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