Indonesia enters 2026 with renewed confidence and structural momentum. Macroeconomic stability, strong liquidity support, and continued reform efforts have positioned the country as one of Southeast Asia’s most compelling long-term investment destinations. At the same time, the regulatory and compliance environment for foreign investors has become more sophisticated, requiring careful planning across company incorporation, immigration, […]
For every company operating in Indonesia, understanding and properly filing annual and periodic tax returns is a core compliance obligation. Corporate tax reporting is strictly regulated by the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT), and failure to comply can lead to penalties, audits, or disruptions to business operations. This guide breaks down what corporate tax returns […]
Two legal permit frameworks that often cause confusion among digital entrepreneurs: PSE (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik) registration and the e-commerce business license, or SIUPMSE. This guide breaks down the difference between PSE and e-commerce licensing, who needs them, and why they matter. What Is a PSE License PSE stands for Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik. It is the […]
If you are planning to open a business in Indonesia in 2026, it is essential to understand the latest regulatory changes issued under Peraturan Resmi BKPM No. 5 Tahun 2025. Effective 2 October 2025, this regulation reshapes how PT PMA (foreign-owned companies) are established, monitored, and managed through the OSS-RBA (Online Single Submission – Risk […]
Indonesia has officially confirmed its list of public holidays and collective leave days for 2026, offering the clarity needed by businesses, expatriates, and the general public to plan ahead for travel, administration, and operations in the year ahead. Key Highlights: Indonesia has officially released the 2026 public holiday and collective leave calendar, giving businesses, expats, […]
Instead of establishing a full-fledged company, there are a few options you can explore to establish a Foreign-owned company in Indonesia. One of the most common choices is to set up a Representative Office to cut off a lot of hassle in handling the company incorporation procedures and be more focused on optimising your market […]
