Income Tax System Rates (Pph) As Well As Effectiveness Towards the State in Indonesia

Authors

  • Ujang Badru Jaman SH, MH Nusaputra University
  • Vira Yunitasari Nusaputra University
  • Rizki Abdul Rozak Nusaputra University
  • Raka Aditya Firmansyah Nusaputra University
  • Tiara Azzahra Anzani Nusaputra University
  • Ronald Christian Hindudom Nusaputra University

Keywords:

PPh, Tax, Indonesian

Abstract

Taxes are a very dominant source of state revenue. This makes taxes the backbone of state finances. Income Tax (PPh) is a tax imposed on individuals or entities on income received or accrued in a Tax Year. Income tax adheres to the Self-system Assessment System, the tax collection system is a system in which the Taxpayer himself calculates, deposits, and reports the tax owed to the Tax Service Office where he is registered. In Income Tax there are various types of rates. Income Tax is obtained as a source of state revenue. The effectiveness of Income Tax in Indonesia runs smoothly as it should. The purpose of this study is to find out how the rates of income tax and the effectiveness of income tax against the Indonesian state. Taxpayers often do not have the awareness and compliance to calculate, report, and pay their taxes owed. To overcome this problem, the Government implements Tax Sanctions. Tax sanctions can be said as a preventive tool so that taxpayers do not violate tax norms, tax sanctions are also made as a shock. therapy so that violators of tax norms do not make the same mistake again. The purpose of this study was to determine whether tax sanctions affect increasing compliance with Taxpayers namely against income tax.

Author Biographies

Vira Yunitasari, Nusaputra University

 

 

Rizki Abdul Rozak, Nusaputra University

 

 

Raka Aditya Firmansyah, Nusaputra University

 

 

Tiara Azzahra Anzani, Nusaputra University

 

 

Ronald Christian Hindudom, Nusaputra University

 

 

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Published

2023-01-20

How to Cite

SH, MH, U. B. J., Yunitasari, V., Abdul Rozak, R., Firmansyah, R. A., Anzani, T. A., & Hindudom, R. C. (2023). Income Tax System Rates (Pph) As Well As Effectiveness Towards the State in Indonesia. West Science Law and Human Rights, 1(1), 1–7. Retrieved from https://wsj.westscience-press.com/index.php/wslhr/article/view/7