According to information from Deep Tide TechFlow, on August 1, data from the Indonesian Tax Authority shows that the country's annual cryptocurrency tax revenue fluctuates between 50 billion and 60 billion Indonesian rupiah (approximately 3.125 million to 3.640 million USD). Specifically, the revenue collected in the first year of 2022 was 24.6 billion Indonesian rupiah, which decreased to 22 billion Indonesian rupiah in 2023, then surged to 62 billion Indonesian rupiah in 2024, and so far in 2025, 11.5 billion Indonesian rupiah has been collected.
The Indonesian government has recently adjusted its cryptocurrency regulatory policy, raising the tax rate for overseas trading platforms to 1%, while the tax rate for domestic platforms has only increased to 0.21%. At the same time, the value-added tax on cryptocurrency buyers has been canceled, and crypto assets have been reclassified as financial assets, falling under the supervision of the Financial Services Authority.
The number of cryptocurrency users in Indonesia has exceeded 20 million, surpassing the number of investors in the country's stock market. The tax department stated that fluctuations in cryptocurrency prices may affect future tax performance.