Tax & Accountancy Services
The Tax Identification Number (NPWP) is a set of numbers given to taxpayers (both individual and business entity) for personal identification in carrying out their taxation rights and obligations. NPWP is given to eligible taxpayers who fulfil the subjective and objective requirements, as stipulated in taxation laws and regulations.
In order to carry out all taxation activities, a business must first have an NPWP. The business NPWP is different from the NPWP you have for your personal needs.
If you want to run a business in Indonesia, you must first obtain a company NPWP to make sure you are following the right tax requirements. LetsMoveIndonesia assists and makes sure your company is registered and eligible to conduct all tax matters for your business.
Prepare the documents needed (refer to the requirements section).
After confirming all the processes, you can proceed to the payment.
Our tax consultants will register your application. The estimated time will be around 5 working days.
An individual NPWP can only be used to report individual taxes. Business entities need a separate tax number so that it can be used to complete tax affairs according to applicable regulations.
The regulation that stipulates corporate tax in Indonesia is Law No. 36 of 2008. which is explained that Income Tax (PPh) is a tax imposed on individuals and entities based on
the amount of income received for one year. These provisions regarding PPh were first regulated in Law no. 7 of 1983
For the Annual Corporate Income Tax, the rate of CIT is 22% generally applies to net taxable income.
No, there is no difference between making NPWP PT and PMA.
Contact Us
Stay informed with the latest Indonesia Visa & Business updates.
Latest News
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 […]
Lets Move Indonesia
12/09/2025
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 […]
Lets Move Indonesia
12/08/2025
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 […]
Lets Move Indonesia
12/04/2025
Millions of Indonesians and their descendants now live overseas, forming a global community that has long sought a clear and dignified pathway to reconnect with Indonesia. For decades, returning diaspora faced complicated visa renewals, sponsorship requirements, and limited long-term options. Many families, especially those of mixed-nationality backgrounds, were left without a residency framework that recognised […]
Lets Move Indonesia
11/28/2025
From manufacturing and logistics to digital platforms and professional services, the country’s expanding economy offers immense potential for both local entrepreneurs and global investors. Thousands of business owners each year face challenges in navigating company registration, licensing requirements, and compliance obligations. The reality is that many agencies offering “company setup services” lack transparency, provide unclear […]
Lets Move Indonesia
11/28/2025
Indonesia continues to evolve into one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic economic landscapes, with rapid digitalisation, growing industries, and an increasingly sophisticated regulatory environment. But as the system becomes more advanced, Indonesia’s tax landscape also becomes more complex. Constant updates, new reporting systems, and shifting regulations mean thousands of individuals and businesses struggle to stay […]
Lets Move Indonesia
11/28/2025