The naughty Taxpayers who likes tinkering with the financial statements to decrease the tax count, would be difficult to circumvent now. Section, Directorate General of Taxation Ministry of Finance has a benchmarking system to detect potential corporate tax.

The Technical Responsible team for Benchmarking Sub-Directorate Business Process Transformation Directorate General of Taxes Singgih said, with a system is called Total Benchmarking , it has a reference to identify any taxpayer who pays the tax compliance is relatively low. "So, companies that pay taxes outside the norm will be seen," he said during a workshop MoF last weekend .

According Singgih, as a first step, the Directorate General of Taxes has completed benchmarking for 20 Classification of Economic Activities (KLU) or industry sector. Formulation is based on the assessed sector has a large enough size so that industry output is also a big tax. "Our new data is completed this week," he said.

Business sector who have completed the industry benchmarking is crude vegetable oils and animal, vegetable oil from palm oil, clove cigarettes, white cigarettes, pulp and paper, publishing industry, newspapers and magazines, pharmaceuticals, manufacturer of motorcycles, 4-wheel vehicle manufacturer or more, construction, and real estate.

Furthermore, private hospitals, bread, large commercial car (dealer), trade in equipment and household equipment, large commercial construction materials, retail trade are the main items of food and beverages or tobacco in supermarkets, television radio industry, and industry food from chocolate and candy.

How does the work mechanism system Total Benchmarking? According Singgih, the system developed by the 14 tax ratio. Count results in the normal tax base figures for each sector. For example, the tax calculation for the industrial sector A find a number that the normal tax deposits from a company in the sector for a percentage of profit before tax. For that, the Directorate General of Taxation will comb the value of Taxpayer tax payment is less than the count benchmarking. "We will make clarifications to the relevant taxpayer to ask why the tax under the prevalence ratio. If the taxpayer can not give an explanation, it will proceed with the investigation," he explained.

Singgih admitted, a new benchmarking system touched 20 business sectors are still very minimal. Therefore, the Ministry of Industry reported that there were 1200 business sector. For that, in the near future, the Directorate General of Taxation will return to complete benchmarking system for 30 business sectors. "Later, the mining industry will be included in the 30 list," he explained.

Earlier, Director General of Taxes Tjiptardjo Mochamad said, intensification through tax optimization of large taxpayers is one of the Directorate General of Taxes stance to boost tax deposits, which until the end of September had reached Rp 377.86 trillion, or 65.44 percent of the target. "We know, there are many large taxpayers the tax is not ideal," he said. (Jawapos)