Tax & Accountancy Services
Tax matters in Indonesia can be quite complicated, time consuming, and frustrating due to the vast amount of laws and regulations, as well as the grey areas that govern it.
However, if you are a long term resident, a business owner, or working within Indonesia, you will need to understand your Indonesian tax regulations.
One surprising factor new business owners encounter when they open a business in Indonesia is that, not only do they need to do annual tax reporting, but also monthly reporting. This can be extremely costly and should be a consideration for all new business owners when registering their business.
Once you have established a business in Indonesia you have to register as a taxpayer. You will get a tax ID number / tax registration number (NPWP), tax relief certificate (SKT), and taxable VAT entity confirmation number (SPPKP) – which is additional, if your business has a gross revenue of more than 4.8 billion IDR in a year.
Once you have an NPWP and SKT, you are obliged to calculate, pay, and file the report to the Indonesia Tax Authority.
Many new businesses believe that because they are not earning any income or earning a profit, they are exempt from tax reporting; however, you are still obliged to file a report with zero tax.
Please note that if you do not keep on top of your income taxes, you could well be at risk of financial penalties, surcharges, as well as (in extreme cases) imprisonment.
Corporate Tax reporting should be filed by the 20th of the following month, and tax payments should be made by the 15th of the following month.
The NPWP Registration service is available for any company that wants to register its Indonesian Tax Identification Number.
To make your life simpler, Lets Move Indonesia offers fully serviced packages to ensure your business operates smoothly. The All Inclusive Package takes care of your Monthly and Annual Reporting and saves you lots of time, stress, and money!
For further information or professional assistance with your tax reporting or other related matters, we invite you to contact the Lets Move Indonesia team.
Based in Jakarta, our experienced consultants support individuals, investors, and any company in Indonesia in managing their tax obligations in accordance with prevailing regulations. With in-depth knowledge of local tax administrations, we assist with monthly and annual tax reporting, individual tax filings, payroll management, and accountancy requirements.
Our objective is to streamline tax processes, reduce administrative burden, and ensure that your tax affairs are handled accurately and efficiently, allowing you to focus on your core business activities with confidence.
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