UB Declares LHKPN and Annual Tax Return Reporting, (4/2/2025) to strengthen its commitment in building the Integrity Zone. This event took place at the UB Rectorate Building, Banquet Room, 6th Floor, and was broadcasted in a hybrid manner to allow the participation of all UB employees through an online platform.
Based on UB Rector’s Decree Number 8087 of 2024, as many as 224 UB officials are required to report their LHKPN for 2024, with a deadline until February 18, 2025. In addition, all UB employees are also required to report Annual Tax Return (SPT) as a form of compliance with tax regulations.
The Head of the UB Internal Supervisory Unit (SPI), Prof. Dr. Aulia Fuad Rahman, S.E., M.S., Ak., emphasized that compliance with reporting LHKPN and SPT must reach 100%. Therefore, the role of leaders as role models for all UB employees is very important.
“This reporting obligation must reach 100%. Therefore, commitment is needed from the leadership as a role model for all UB employees. This declaration is the starting point (kick-off) in ensuring compliance with reporting LHKPN and SPT,” said Prof. Aulia.
Currently, 38% of officials have reported their LHKPN. It is expected that in the next 14 days, all mandatory reporters can complete their reporting before the deadline of February 18, 2025.
Support and Assistance for the Declaration of Mandatory Reporters is not just a ceremony, but is also followed by assistance services by SPI UB. From February 1 to February 18, 2025, SPI has opened an LHKPN filling assistance service to help officials complete their obligations more easily and accurately.
For reporting the Annual Tax Return, SPI collaborates with the Tax Center of the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) and the Faculty of Administrative Sciences (FIA) to provide technical guidance to all UB employees.
UB Rector, Prof. Widodo, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D., Med.Sc., emphasized that compliance with LHKPN and SPT reporting is not only an administrative obligation, but also part of the integrity and moral responsibility as academics and state apparatus.
“Filling out LHKPN and SPT is a form of our compliance with regulations. Although there is a view that PTNBH universities have a higher tax burden than non-PTNBH, the most important thing is that we continue to carry out this obligation with full responsibility. This is part of the sacrifice in becoming a role model,” said Prof. Widodo.
With this declaration, UB hopes that all officials and employees can complete LHKPN and SPT reporting on time so that the target of 100% compliance can be achieved. This step is part of UB’s commitment in realizing clean, transparent, and integrity-based governance as a Legal Entity State University (PTNBH).
(KAN/UB PR/ Trans. Iir)
