National Tax Service, 'K-Electronic Tax Payment' Expands into Indonesia

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Kwang-ho] The National Tax Service announced on the 14th that it has actively supported domestic IT companies in exporting electronic government systems, successfully securing an export deal worth approximately 100 billion KRW for a Korean-style national tax system to the Indonesian government.

This order amount is the largest ever for a single system construction project in the electronic government sector, and the exporting company is LG CNS, which has previously built major systems for the National Tax Service.

The export details involve the construction project of the Indonesian National Tax Administration System (CTAS), which systematizes Indonesia's overall tax administration and links it with the financial information system. The project is scheduled to start next year and will proceed over four years until the end of 2024.

This export achievement is the result of global recognition of the excellence and technological capabilities of 'K-Electronic Tax Administration,' which the National Tax Service has continuously developed through systems such as the Next-Generation National Tax Administration System (NTIS), cash receipts, and electronic tax invoices. The National Tax Service's continuous efforts to support exports, including providing electronic tax administration consultations, advisory services, and training to developing countries through a dedicated export support team, have borne fruit.

A National Tax Service official stated, "We plan to continue promoting the excellence and achievements of K-Electronic Tax Administration worldwide, actively pursuing system exports, and in line with the 'Korean New Deal Policy,' we will continuously strive to expand the overseas advancement of Korea's digital government."

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