BPJS Registration in Indonesia for Foreign Companies: Contribution Rates, Process, and Compliance Risks
A foreign company incorporates a PT PMA in Jakarta, hires its first two employees, and begins operations within…
Read ArticleA foreign company incorporates a PT PMA in Jakarta, hires its first two employees, and begins operations within…
Read ArticleThe decision to enter Indonesia rarely comes with a convenient timeline. A client is ready. A project needs…
Read ArticleYour Foreign Investment Company (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing or PT PMA) is registered. The Business Identification Number…
Read ArticleYour Indonesia headcount plan is ready. The business case holds up. Then someone in the legal team asks:…
Read ArticleThe 30 April 2026 corporate filing deadline has passed. If your organization has not yet submitted its Annual…
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Read ArticleIndonesia’s VAT rate is officially 12 percent. But if your finance team has been issuing invoices at 11…
Read ArticleReceiving a letter from the Directorate General of Taxes (Direktorat Jenderal Pajak or DJP) is never routine. But…
Read ArticleEvery company that employs workers in Indonesia carries a legal obligation to calculate, withhold, and remit income tax…
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