Indonesia regulatory updates & guides
Practical, reviewed guidance on tax, compliance, company formation and visas.
Annual Personal Tax Return in Indonesia: Filing Rules for Expats
Your annual personal tax return in Indonesia: who has to file, what it reports, the 31 March deadline, and what changes in the year you arrive or leave.
22 Sept 2026KITAS Rejection in Indonesia: Reasons and What Happens Next
KITAS rejection in Indonesia is usually a requirement not met, and it can be fixed. Why stay permits are refused, the 7-day rule, and applying again.
22 Sept 2026Transfer Pricing in Indonesia: Documentation a Subsidiary Needs
Transfer pricing in Indonesia for a subsidiary: the four thresholds for a master file and local file, when they must be ready, and what reaches the tax office.
22 Sept 2026Types of Company in Indonesia: The Right Business Structure
Types of company in Indonesia compared: PT PMA, local PT, PT Perorangan and representative office, and how share ownership decides which one fits.
22 Sept 2026Dividend Tax in Indonesia: Foreign and Resident Shareholders
Dividend tax in Indonesia turns on who receives it: what a foreign owner has withheld, how a treaty lowers it, and when a resident owes nothing.
21 Sept 2026OSS Indonesia: Choosing a KBLI Code and the Right Licence
OSS Indonesia explained: choose the right KBLI 2025 code, see how the risk level sets your licence, and what the NIB covers for your company.
21 Sept 2026BPJS Contributions in Indonesia: Rates, Wages and Deadlines
BPJS contributions in Indonesia: what each of the five costs, the wage they are worked out on, the two monthly deadlines, and who has to be registered.
19 Sept 2026Company Regulations in Indonesia: When a Handbook Must Be Filed
Company regulations in Indonesia are required once you employ ten people. What goes in them, who ratifies them, and the two-year renewal date.
19 Sept 2026NPWP Registration in Indonesia: Deadlines, Documents and Steps
NPWP registration in Indonesia: the one-month deadline for a new company, when an individual must register, and a decision in one working day.
19 Sept 2026Minimum Wage in Indonesia: How It Is Set and Who It Applies To
The minimum wage in Indonesia is provincial, resets every January, and applies to a worker's first year. What that means when you are budgeting a hire.
17 Sept 2026Employment Contracts in Indonesia: PKWT, PKWTT and What Changed
Employment contracts in Indonesia come in two kinds, PKWT and PKWTT. Which one the law gives you, the five-year limit, and what changed in 2020.
17 Sept 2026Statutory Audit Requirements in Indonesia: Who Must Be Audited
Statutory audit requirements in Indonesia: the six grounds in Article 68 of the Company Law, the IDR 50 billion threshold, and when the audit has to be finished.
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