The Market Entry Experts Indonesia
Tax and LKPM non-compliance recovery is the process of correcting overdue Indonesian tax filings and investment activity reports before penalties escalate into business suspension, and in most cases it costs …
How PT PMA Companies Can Recover From Non-Compliance? Read More
Permendag No. 19 of 2026 is Indonesia’s new rulebook for trade conducted through electronic systems, and it changes what a marketplace can let you sell without proof of a valid …
New NIB and Trademark Rules for Foreign Brands Selling on Indonesian Marketplaces Read More
An OSS rejection happens when the Online Single Submission system flags a mismatch, a missing document, or a zoning conflict in a PT PMA or NIB application and stops the …
Why PT PMA and NIB Applications Are Rejected in OSS Indonesia, and How to Fix Them Read More
Trademark squatting is the practice of registering someone else’s brand name, logo, or slogan with Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DJKI) before the real owner does, usually with no …
Trademark Squatting in Indonesia: How to Detect, Challenge, and Recover Your Brand Read More
A DJP tax audit (pemeriksaan pajak) is a formal review by Indonesia’s Directorate General of Taxes to test whether a taxpayer’s reported and paid tax matches what the law actually …
What Triggers a DJP Tax Audit for PT PMA Companies, and How to Stay Compliance Read More
Greenfield investment is a market entry approach where a foreign investor builds a new Indonesian operation from scratch, usually through a PT PMA (foreign-owned limited liability company), rather than buying …
Greenfield Investment vs Acquisition in Indonesia: Which Market Entry Strategy Is Right for Your Business? Read More
An Indonesian employment contract is the written agreement between a PT PMA and a local employee that sets out job scope, wages, duration, and termination terms, as governed by Law …
Hiring Indonesian Employees for PT PMA: Contracts, Rights, and Obligations Employers Must Know Read More
A nominee arrangement is an agreement where an Indonesian citizen or company appears as the legal shareholder of a business on paper, while a foreign investor privately controls the shares …
Nominee Arrangements in Indonesia: Why They’re Risky and What Foreign Investors Do Instead Read More
A KBLI amendment is the notarial and OSS process a PT PMA uses to add, remove, or replace the business activity codes registered under its NIB, required whenever a company …
How to Change Your PT PMA’s Business Scope (KBLI Code) After Registration in Indonesia Read More
Yes. A foreign investor can set up a PT PMA in Indonesia and have its shares held entirely by an offshore holding company, most commonly one registered in Singapore, Hong …
Can Investors Establish a PT PMA Under an Offshore Holding Company? Read More