We say no
If your feature request would make the product broader but shallower, we will say so, and say why. A roadmap that follows every request ends up with no direction.
Nobody has yet put accounting and tax checking into one system for the Indonesian market. Not because nobody thought of it, but because doing it right means making hard decisions early, before any customer is there to demand them.
For twenty years, accounting software was valuable because it could gather the numbers. The data was scattered, and whoever could bring it together won.
Coretax ended that era. Tax invoices, withholding slips, and bank movements now reach the tax office before your return does. The numbers are no longer scattered. They are already gathered, on the other side of the desk.
What has value now is not gathering but proving the figures agree: making sure what you report can be explained against what they already hold — every month, with documents and statutes.
We are not trying to win a feature-list comparison. We are trying to be the only system that can answer an auditor. The order of work follows from that.
Two-report ledger, database-locked rules, company separation, the entry chain, the design system, and the tax rule engine skeleton.
Sales, purchasing, cash & bank, inventory, dual-book fixed assets, financial statements, data migration, AI extraction v1.
Payroll tax, withholding and slips, VAT, monthly return data, and a tax-rule assistant.
Automatic monthly matching, fiscal adjustments, the corporate return with its working papers, a risk dashboard, and material for query responses.
Direct submission to tax systems, auditor-method flow tests, a consultant and firm portal, a B2B API.
Model-based risk scoring, transfer-pricing documentation, multi-entity group consolidation.
No tax figure enters the system without a checked legal basis and a worked example validated by a tax practitioner. This slows us down, and that is the point. A wrong tax rule is not a bug you fix next week. It becomes a return that has already been filed.
If your feature request would make the product broader but shallower, we will say so, and say why. A roadmap that follows every request ends up with no direction.
Not a freelancer consulted now and then. Whoever owns the tax rule list and the chart of accounts is part of the product, not an add-on service.
This page states the roadmap plainly, including what is not done. You deserve to know what you are buying today, not what we promise next year.
“A rule guarded only by code will eventually be broken. What must be right is locked into the database.”
“A system that fakes certainty loses trust on the first case it gets wrong, and never gets it back.”
If you are a mid-market VAT-registered company or a tax consultant willing to show us your real work, messy parts included, we would like to talk. Design partners help set our build order.
No credit card. No commitment. We prepare the sample data.