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Foreign investors can legally hold management and supervisory roles in Indonesian companies. The bottom line is this: every PT PMA must appoint at least one Director and one Commissioner, and …
Director and Commissioner Requirements for PMA Companies in Indonesia Read More
The short answer is yes, a PT PMA can be suitable for small and medium foreign businesses, but only if your capital capacity, sector, and readiness align with Indonesia’s regulatory framework. …
Is PT PMA Suitable for Small & Medium Foreign Businesses in Indonesia? Read More
Opening a bank account for a PT PMA in Indonesia is a regulated process that can only be completed after your company is legally incorporated and fully compliant with Indonesian …
How to Open a Bank Account for a PT PMA in Indonesia Read More
Bank account regulations for companies in Indonesia define the legal requirements that govern how businesses open, operate, and maintain corporate bank accounts under Indonesian law. These regulations directly affect business …
Bank Account Regulations for Companies in Indonesia: A Practical Guide for Foreign Investors Read More
Dividend tax in Indonesia refers to the income tax imposed on dividend distributions received by domestic and foreign investors from Indonesian companies. For foreign investors, dividend income is generally subject …
Dividend Tax in Indonesia: A Guide and Tips for Foreign Investors Read More
If you work with the right legal partner, setting up a PT PMA in Indonesia does not have to take months. With InvestinAsia, a fully compliant PT PMA can typically …
How Long Does It Take to Set Up a PT PMA in Indonesia with InvestinAsia? Read More
A bonded warehouse in Indonesia (Gudang Berikat) is a customs-authorized facility that allows foreign-owned companies to store imported goods under the supervision of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise …
Bonded Warehouses in Indonesia: A Complete Guide for Foreign Investors Read More
Rental tax in Indonesia is a government-imposed tax on income generated from leasing land or buildings, regulated under Indonesia’s Income Tax and Value-Added Tax laws. Rental tax in Indonesia for …
Rental Tax in Indonesia: A Guide for Tenants and Property Owners Read More
Indonesia tax rate for foreigners refers to the personal income tax framework that governs how expatriates and non-resident individuals are taxed on income earned in Indonesia. Foreign taxpayers are classified …
Indonesia Tax Rate for Foreigners: What You Need to Know Read More
Restaurant Tax in Indonesia is a local consumption tax on food and beverage services, officially classified as Taxes on Certain Goods and Services (PBJT) under Law No. 1 of 2022. …
Restaurant Tax in Indonesia: A Guide for F&B Businesses Read More