Individual taxpayers no need to worry if they receive a NITKU after completing the integration process. The integration of the Single Identity Number (NIK) as the Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) had to be done by taxpayers, which concluded on June 30, 2024. However, after completing the integration process, individual taxpayers will receive a Business Location Identification Number (NITKU).
Tax Consultant First Expert of the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP), Mr. Angga Sukma Dhaniswara, stated that NITKU is only an administrative tool to identify business locations and replace Branch Identification Number. Therefore, individual taxpayers no need to worry if they receive an NITKU after completing the integration process. In the future, Branch Identification Number will be renamed to NITKU. However, it is important to note that NITKU for individual taxpayers consists of 6 additional digits to replace the branch sequence number. So, if there are 5 branches, it will become 000005.
Is it necessary to apply for NITKU? The answer depends. If there are many branches, then it is necessary to apply for NITKU. It should also be noted that the central taxpayer's NITKU always ends with 000000, whereas the branch NITKU ends with 000001 and so on.
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