Sandy Arief, Amir Mahmud, Nurdian Susilowati, Puji Novita Sari

Edukasi Perpajakan Bagi Perangkat Desa Jatijajar Untuk Mewujudkan Kepatuhan Pajak

Introduction

Edukasi perpajakan bagi perangkat desa jatijajar untuk mewujudkan kepatuhan pajak. Tingkatkan kepatuhan pajak perangkat Desa Jatijajar melalui edukasi PPN, PPh, dan perhitungan pajak yang benar. Hasilnya, 75% lebih mampu hitung pajak & laporan keuangan desa akurat.

Abstract

The Village Law provides villages with the freedom to manage their finances independently. However, tax management and compliance with tax provisions still face challenges. Many village officials, especially village treasurers, do not yet understand the correct tax procedures, such as determining taxable objects and proper calculations. The purpose of this service is to provide education and training on understanding taxation, especially VAT, Income Tax, and correct tax calculation practices. The methods used are socialization, training, and mentoring targeting the Jatijajar Village officials, Bergas District, Semarang Regency. The results of the service show that 75% of village officials have been able to calculate taxes in accordance with applicable provisions. From this, there is an increase in tax accuracy and compliance, as well as more reliable and relevant village financial reports. It is recommended that further mentoring be carried out regarding tax reporting and preparation of SPT so that village officials can carry out tax obligations more efficiently and on time.

Review

The article "Edukasi Perpajakan Bagi Perangkat Desa Jatijajar Untuk Mewujudkan Kepatuhan Pajak" presents a highly relevant and timely community service initiative addressing a critical gap in local governance. The abstract clearly identifies the problem of village officials, particularly treasurers, lacking sufficient understanding of tax procedures, calculation, and compliance, despite the autonomy granted by the Village Law. The stated purpose of providing education and training on VAT, Income Tax, and correct tax calculation practices is commendable and directly tackles a practical challenge that impacts village financial management and accountability. This service-oriented publication offers valuable insights into efforts to enhance fiscal literacy at the grassroots level. The methodology employed, encompassing socialization, training, and mentoring, appears well-suited to the objective of capacity building among Jatijajar Village officials. The targeted approach allowed for direct engagement and practical instruction, which is crucial for complex topics like taxation. A significant achievement reported is that 75% of the participating village officials demonstrated the ability to calculate taxes in accordance with applicable provisions. This finding strongly indicates the effectiveness of the intervention, leading to tangible improvements in tax accuracy and compliance. Furthermore, the abstract notes the positive ripple effect on the reliability and relevance of village financial reports, underscoring the broader impact of enhanced tax understanding. While the reported 75% success rate in tax calculation is impressive and highlights the immediate positive impact, the abstract implicitly suggests that a quarter of participants may still require further assistance, or that the scope focused primarily on calculation rather than the full tax compliance cycle. The recommendation for "further mentoring regarding tax reporting and preparation of SPT" is therefore very pertinent and essential for ensuring comprehensive and sustainable tax compliance. Future efforts could also explore the long-term sustainability of the knowledge gained, the actual impact on village tax revenue, and the potential for scaling this educational model to other villages facing similar challenges. Overall, this initiative represents a valuable contribution to improving local financial governance and provides a strong foundation for continued development in village fiscal management.

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