LG CNS Recognized for Building Indonesia’s Coretax Tax System, Pushes AI Upgrades
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LG CNS received a commendation plaque at a ceremony held by Indonesia’s tax office in Jakarta on the 11th local time for its contribution to building and stabilizing Coretax.
Coretax is the Indonesian tax office’s next-generation tax administration system, integrating fragmented tax functions including taxpayer registration, filing, payment, refunds, tax audits, and collection.
LG CNS completed construction of Coretax in December 2024, carried out operations and stabilization work through March this year, and has handled maintenance of core infrastructure such as DB since April.
LG CNS received a commendation plaque at a handover ceremony held on the 11th local time at the Indonesian tax office in Jakarta. The plaque was awarded in recognition of its contribution to building and stabilizing Coretax, the next-generation tax administration system. The ceremony was attended by Kim Hong-geun, vice president and head of LG CNS’ Digital Business Division; Bimo Wijayanto, director general of the Indonesian tax office; and a special adviser to the finance minister, Iwan Djuniaardi.
Coretax is a next-generation tax administration system promoted by the Indonesian tax office under the Ministry of Finance. The system is designed to integrate fragmented tax functions, including taxpayer registration, filing, payment, refunds, tax audits, and collection. Its goal is to advance the digital transformation of tax administration on a single platform.
LG CNS carried out the project as part of a consortium with the Austrian IT company Qualysoft. The LG CNS consortium completed construction of Coretax in December 2024. LG CNS then worked with the tax office on system operations and stabilization through March this year.
The tax office began direct operation in April. Since April, LG CNS has been responsible for maintenance of core infrastructure such as DB. LG CNS is also pushing ahead with AI upgrades based on Coretax.
After Coretax operations stabilized, Indonesia began to see an increase in tax revenue. Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance and tax office said tax revenue in the first half of this year came to 1,035.7 trillion rupiah, or about KRW 79.1 trillion. That marked an increase of about 24.6% from a year earlier. The main areas of growth were corporate income tax, personal income tax, and value-added tax.
The Indonesian tax office said the rebound in economic activity, stronger tax administration, and improved taxpayer compliance helped support the increase in revenue. Coretax is a system with functions that integrate data related to tax payment and collection. It is being used as a foundation for improving the efficiency of tax administration.
LG CNS is discussing an advanced Coretax AI application project with the Indonesian tax office. The two sides are reviewing the application of AI-based work automation and data analysis functions. This is expected to improve the efficiency of tax officials’ work and enhance taxpayer services.
As public and digital infrastructure projects expand in Indonesia, LG CNS has carried out e-government projects for major public institutions such as the Indonesian National Police and the Ministry of Finance over the past 20-plus years. Since last year, LG CNS has also been working on a project to build AI data center infrastructure in Jakarta worth about KRW 100 billion.
Against this backdrop, Bimo Wijayanto, head of the Indonesian tax office, expressed gratitude for LG CNS’ technical expertise and dedication during the Coretax development process. Bimo Wijayanto also said he hopes the partnership between the tax office and LG CNS, built on mutual respect and expertise, will continue.
Kim Hong-geun, vice president of LG CNS, said the commendation plaque recognizes the close cooperation with the tax office for building and steadily operating Coretax. He also expressed his intention to continue cooperation on innovation in Indonesia’s digital government, based on accumulated digital transformation capabilities and AI technology.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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