Abstract
This study aims to compare the income tax payable and income tax 25 due to the adjustment of the corporate income tax rate payable on CV KP which is a corporate taxpayer affected by the Covid-19 pandemic who undergoes the adjustment of the corporate income tax rate based on PERPPU No. 1 of 2020. The data collection technique used was documentation technique with comparative descriptive data analysis techniques. The results showed that a 22% rate adjustment application result in relief of IDR 27.419.811,00 obtained by CV KP. The amount of income tax 25 by a 22% rate application and tax incentives in 2020 is IDR 15,266,362.00 for the April-June and the July-December is IDR 10,904,544.00, and income tax 25 in 2021 obtained relief of IDR 7. 739,900.00 for the period from April to June while the period from July to December returned to Rp. 15,479,801.00. CV KP should be able to save cash dibursement in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic to maximize the rate adjustment so that it does not cause a large overpayment. Thus, CV KP should make a separate calculation in determining the amount of income tax 25 by a 20% rate for the current year 2022.
Highlights
The covid-19 outbreak was appalled worldwide at the beginning of 2020
The data analysis stages were started from collecting the necessary data (CV KP income statement), calculating the 2020 income tax payable for corporate taxpayers using the rate following the Law Number 36 of 2008 Article 17 paragraph (2a) and the rates following PERPPU Number 1 of 2020 Article 5 paragraph (1)
The last is analyzing the number of installments of income tax articles 25 of 2020 and 2021 with the implementation of corporate income tax rate based on PERPPU No 1 of 2020
Summary
The covid-19 outbreak was appalled worldwide at the beginning of 2020. The outbreak disturbed employee finances, entrepreneurs, and all industries. This decreases the productivity of the community. The spread of Covid-19 has a negative impact on economics all over the world, including Indonesian economics, in terms of investment, tourism industries, and trading [2]. The impact of Covid-19 can threat large economic crises in all countries, in Indonesia. It was proven by all production activities that stopped, and the purchasing power has decreased [3]
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