Post-Incorporation Compliance in Indonesia: Ongoing Obligations for Foreign-Owned PT PMA
Company secretarial services keep a foreign-owned PT PMA on schedule. See every LKPM, SABH, monthly tax and annual filing deadline for 2026 in one calendar.
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Company secretarial services keep a foreign-owned PT PMA on schedule. See every LKPM, SABH, monthly tax and annual filing deadline for 2026 in one calendar.
A corporate secretary can make or break your PT’s filing record. Learn the OJK rules, AGM, LKPM and tax deadlines every limited company must track in 2026.
The CTAS 2026 requirements reshape how PT PMAs in Indonesia file taxes. See the records foreign-owned companies must reconcile before the 30 April deadline.
Planning the company setup cost foreigners face in Indonesia? Budget IDR 28 million minimum plus paid-up capital for a foreign-owned company, before you commit.
PT PMA Setup Cost Indonesia 2026 covers IDR 2.5 billion paid-up capital, IDR 1.5 million AHU fees, notary and professional services. See the breakdown.
Planning company setup in Indonesia? Core legal registration takes 2–6 weeks, plus banking. This guide covers timelines, capital rules, and documents needed.
Registering a company is only the first step towards starting a business in Indonesia. Before commencing commercial activities, businesses must complete the post-registration licensing process and secure the appropriate Indonesia Business License based on their business activities and risk level. Indonesia has simplified business licensing through the Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS RBA) system,…
Indonesia continues to strengthen its position as one of Southeast Asia’s leading investment destinations, supported by a growing economy, ongoing investment reforms and a more streamlined business licensing system. As businesses look to expand in 2026, the country offers opportunities across industries ranging from manufacturing and digital technology to renewable energy and logistics. See the…
Investing in Indonesia can present significant growth opportunities, but understanding the tax implications of investment gains is essential before making strategic decisions. For foreign investors selling shares, transferring business interests or disposing of other Indonesian assets, the applicable tax treatment can directly affect transaction outcomes. Unlike countries with a separate capital gains tax regime, Indonesia…
Indonesia remains one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive destinations for foreign direct investment (FDI). For companies considering doing business in Indonesia in 2026, the country continues to offer strong long-term potential driven by its large consumer base, digital economy expansion, and ongoing regulatory transformation. With a GDP exceeding USD 1.4 trillion and a population of…

