BANDUNG, UNIKOM – Support for tax management in an institution is reflected through efforts to increase tax literacy, technical assistance, and the use of a digital-based tax administration system. On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, the Indonesian Computer University (UNIKOM) through the UNIKOM Tax Center, in collaboration with the UNIKOM Finance Directorate, held an Information Session and Assistance on Filling Out Annual Personal Income Tax Returns (SPT PPh OP) through the Coretax system for the UNIKOM academic community. The activity was conducted online via Zoom and was attended by lecturers and educational staff at UNIKOM.
This program is part of the UNIKOM Tax Center’s efforts to improve tax literacy and compliance in higher education institutions, while also supporting a sustainable tax education program in collaboration with the West Java I Regional Office of the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP). On this occasion, participants gained an understanding of the preparation of annual tax returns and hands-on practice in filling out personal tax returns through the Coretax system, which is the latest digital platform in tax administration.
Vice Rector II for Resources, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Agus Riyanto, S.T., M.T., CSBA., in his speech said that digital transformation in the tax administration system through Coretax is an important step taken by the government to create a more transparent, integrated, and efficient tax reporting system. “As a technology-based university, UNIKOM strongly supports the implementation of this system, so that this socialization activity becomes an important means for the academic community to understand the process of filling out Annual Personal Tax Returns correctly and in accordance with regulations,” he said.
Furthermore, Dr. Agus hoped that through this activity, lecturers and staff could adapt to the Coretax system, ensure the accuracy of data in tax reporting, and increase awareness and compliance in fulfilling tax obligations as a form of real contribution to national development.
Meanwhile, Deputy Chair of the UNIKOM Tax Center Prof. Dr. Siti Kurnia Rahayu, S.E., M.Ak., Ak., CA., who in her capacity represented the Chair of the Tax Center as well as Deputy Rector I for Academic and Student Affairs at UNIKOM, Prof. Dr. Hj. Umi Narimawati, Dra., S.E., M.Si., in her speech said that the socialization and assistance in filling out the Annual Personal Tax Return through the Coretax system is part of the UNIKOM Tax Center’s commitment to strengthening its role as a tax education center that consistently provides literacy and assistance to the academic community. This activity is also a collaboration between the Tax Center and the UNIKOM Finance Directorate under the coordination of the Vice Rector II, with the aim of helping lecturers and staff understand the tax reporting process more easily, accurately, and on time.
In addition, Prof. Siti Kurnia also emphasized that basically many taxpayers have good intentions to comply, but often face technical obstacles in preparing documents and filling out tax returns, so that through this socialization accompanied by hands-on practice, it is hoped that it can increase understanding, fiscal literacy, and build a culture of sustainable tax compliance within UNIKOM.
The series of activities continued with the presentation of the main material delivered by speakers from the Directorate General of Taxes, namely Senior Tax Advisor Rony Zakaria and Senior Tax Advisor Siska Maharani. In their presentation, the two speakers explained how to prepare and fill out the Annual Personal Tax Return and provided hands-on practice in filling out the tax return using the Coretax system, so that participants could understand the reporting stages in a more practical and applicable manner. The discussion session was interactive through a question and answer session, moderated by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ely Suhayati, S.E., M.Si., Ak., CA., who also serves as Treasurer of the UNIKOM Tax Center. On this occasion, participants had the opportunity to consult directly regarding obstacles or problems that often arise in the tax reporting process.
Through this tax socialization activity, UNIKOM reaffirmed its commitment to supporting increased understanding of taxation among academics and educational staff, while strengthening the role of the Tax Center as a center for taxation education and assistance. It is hoped that this activity will assist all UNIKOM academic staff in fulfilling their annual tax return reporting obligations in a timely, accurate, and compliant manner with the evolving digital-based tax administration system. (Directorate of Hms & Pro)
