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https:\/\/provisio-id.com\/provisioconsulting\/<\/a> Get to know DGT Coretax Access Management Features: PIC, Impersonate, and Access Role , Introduction to DGT Coretax and Access Management System
In order to improve the efficiency of tax administration, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) introduced the Coretax system, a digital platform that allows taxpayers to access tax services <\/a>in a more practical and structured manner. One of the important features in this system is access management for corporate taxpayers, including the appointment of Person in Charge (PIC), impersonate mechanism, and access role settings according to company needs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

What is PIC in Coretax DJP ?
PIC is an individual who has full access to the Coretax system for corporate taxpayers through an impersonate scheme. The person appointed as PIC does not have to come from the main directors, but must have the capacity and authority to manage data and access the Coretax system. Company management can appoint PIC based on needs, either from among the management listed in the deed of establishment or officially assigned employees.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Who Can Be a PIC?
Each company has the freedom to determine the PIC according to its organisational structure. Not only the managing director, a finance director or other employees with tax administration duties can also be appointed as PIC as long as they have the appropriate authority and responsibility.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Read also: Get to know the Role Access feature in Coretax
In addition, an ordinary employee can also become a PIC if they get an official assignment from company management and have sufficient competence to manage DGT Coretax access. In fact, although companies generally prefer internal PICs to maintain data confidentiality, it is possible that external individuals who have a formal relationship with the company can be appointed to this position.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Task Delegation and Access Management in Coretax
A PIC has the authority to grant certain access roles to other employees in the Coretax system. For example, a PIC can assign other employees as drafter or signer, who have limited access according to their respective tasks. However, full access to the entire system remains with the PIC.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Can Non-PIC Employees Access and Modify Data?
Only the PIC has the main authority in the Coretax DJP system. However, employees with certain roles can still access some features related to their duties. Currently, changes to data in a corporate taxpayer account and submission of administrative requests such as objections or overbooking (PBK) can only be done by the PIC. DJP is reviewing the possibility of providing additional roles for non-PIC employees to handle administrative tasks without having full access to the system.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Place of Business Activity (TKU) Feature in Coretax DJP
One of the interesting features offered by Coretax<\/a> DJP is the Place of Business Activity (TKU). This feature is designed to provide flexibility in organising access and data management. For example, in managing employee salaries, companies can separate executive and non-executive payroll data so that they are not visible to other users.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In addition, the TKU feature also allows companies to group data based on certain business units or branches, so that access can be better controlled and data privacy is better maintained.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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