Jakarta - The Ministry of Finance will incorporate the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (General Directorate of Customs) with the Directorate General (DG) Tax to tackle rogue importers through transaction monitoring. This step is referred to as a joint audit is expected to increase state revenue.
Director General of Customs General Kuswandono stated there has been an importer who falsified transaction value of goods. This led after the goods are in the hands of the owner, there are changes that complicate the current value taxation. "Eventually the two brothers became a university. Joint audit is not together, but the data will be joined on," said Court after a hearing (RDP) with the Commission XI, at the Parliament Building, Senayan, Tuesday (12/2 / 2013)
Court recognized the limitations of the data that caused the trouble in terms of revenue calculations customs and taxes. As a result, the potential loss of revenue. To that end, the data need to be unified. "Customs have limitations for examining, for example, imports issue, but if later behind an instrument or business transactions that appear in the form of tax returns, how to be paid the income tax, the tax if it had not entered it can not be known by the customs clearance, "said Agung.
Court judge steps can eliminate the leak that has been happening. Court has not said that the revenue target could be scooped, but he believes the value is quite large. "PMK, SOP that is so, why was the launching earlier. Audited data that already exists. Was still in the realm of control and running," he said.
Related objects, according to the Court although no restrictions were considered luxury items prone to this case. Later, from the importer to the company owner of the goods will be detected. "The most important thing a company that we think has the potential for great reception, but yet is covered, that we will enter," he concluded.
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