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When it comes to choosing the right location for business expansion, entrepreneurs and investors often face a tough decision. Both Indonesia and New Zealand present unique opportunities for businesses, making the choice between the two a challenging one. Indonesia is known for its competitive business landscape, high quality of life, and lower costs for setting up smaller businesses. On the other hand, New Zealand is celebrated for its ease of doing business, strong governance, and robust legal framework. This article will compare key factors to help you decide which destination aligns better with your business goals.
Here’s a quick overview of the key differences for easy reference:
| Factor | Indonesia | New Zealand |
|---|---|---|
| Business Environment | Dynamic with growing government support | Stable and transparent legal framework |
| Corporate Tax Rate | 22% | 28% |
| Capital Gains Tax | Yes | No |
| Ease of Incorporation | Streamlined but still complex for foreigners | Fully digital and fast |
| Business Costs | Low operational and living costs | Higher costs with high-quality infrastructure |
| Market Access | Strong access to Southeast Asian markets | Global connectivity and trade agreements |
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Explore our Indonesia company incorporation services package to understand how we can assist you. For more guidance, check out our guide on registering a company in Indonesia. Ready to take the next step? 3E Accounting is here to help. Contact us today to get started.
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Indonesia offers lower operational and living costs, making it ideal for small and medium-sized enterprises, especially when compared to New Zealand’s higher costs.
You can begin with this guide to starting a business in Indonesia, which covers incorporation steps, legal requirements, and business setup support.
Indonesia has simplified its registration process, but it still involves regulatory layers for foreign investors. In contrast, New Zealand offers a fully digital, same-day company registration system.
Indonesia applies a 22% corporate tax rate with incentives for selected sectors, while New Zealand imposes a flat 28% rate but offers simplicity through its no-capital-gains-tax structure.
3E Accounting offers full company incorporation services in Indonesia, covering documentation, compliance, and licensing.
Yes, this guide to setup Indonesia business provides detailed insights into company formation, market entry, and regulatory compliance.
3E Accounting offers corporate secretarial and company secretary services to ensure compliance and business continuity.
For opportunities in key growth sectors, contact 3E Accounting or visit the official site for investment opportunities in Indonesia.
Abigail Yu
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Abigail Yu oversees executive leadership at 3E Accounting Group, leading operations, IT solutions, public relations, and digital marketing to drive business success. She holds an honors degree in Communication and New Media from the National University of Singapore and is highly skilled in crisis management, financial communication, and corporate communications.
