Enhancing tax compliance through literacy training in rural communities

Taxes are the primary source of state revenue, contributing more than 75% of Indonesia's total annual income. However, various problems often occur in the field, such as mismatches in tax reporting, errors in calculation and payment, and even income concealment that leads to underpayment of taxes. This community service activity aims to enhance tax literacy and improve taxpayers' ability to report taxes accurately and efficiently. The training was conducted for residents of Blang Bladeh Village, Bireuen Regency, with a focus on introducing the procedures and benefits of online tax reporting. The results indicate increased awareness among participants, who are now able to carry out their tax obligations through the available digital platforms. Continued training and assistance are necessary to further strengthen taxpayer compliance and understanding.