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The first 90 days after PT PMA registration is the window in which a newly incorporated foreign-owned company must complete a specific sequence of tax, banking, licensing, and employment obligations, …
First 90 Days After PT PMA Registration: The Operational Checklist for New Foreign Companies in Indonesia Read More
Profit repatriation is the legal process of transferring earnings generated by a PT PMA in Indonesia to a shareholder or parent company abroad, and it involves more than paying a …
How to Legally Repatriate Profits from a PT PMA Company in Indonesia Read More
Indonesia’s EV charging market is growing fast, and growing fast usually means the paperwork grows faster than anyone expects. A Japanese EV charging company found this out firsthand as it …
Case Study: How InvestinAsia Has Supported a Japanese EV Charging Company’s Growth Through Tax Compliance Read More
Payroll compliance for a PT PMA is the ongoing legal obligation to register employees with BPJS, withhold and remit PPh 21 income tax, pay at least the applicable provincial or …
How to Set Up Payroll and Run HR Compliance for a PT PMA Company in Indonesia Read More
Vetting a local business partner in Indonesia means checking their identity, legal history, and financial standing through government systems such as AHU Online, the Supreme Court’s case databases, and OJK’s …
How to Find and Vet a Local Business Partner in Indonesia: Red Flags and Best Practices Read More
Yes. A foreign investor can establish a PT PMA whose sole purpose is to hold shares in other Indonesian companies, registered under KBLI 64200 (Aktivitas Perusahaan Holding). It is a …
Can a PT PMA Be Used as a Holding Company in Indonesia? Read More
A joint venture shareholder agreement is the private contract between JV partners that sets out ownership, control, funding, and exit terms, separate from and often more detailed than the company’s …
How to Structure a Joint Venture in Indonesia: Shareholder Agreement, Governance, and Exit Clauses Read More
Acquiring an existing company in Indonesia means a foreign investor buys shares or assets in a business that is already incorporated and operating, instead of building a new PT PMA …
Buying or Acquiring an Existing Indonesian Company as a Foreign Investor: Legal Process and Risks Read More
Due diligence before investing in Indonesia is the structured process of verifying, before capital changes hands, that a sector is legally open to foreign ownership, a local partner or target …
Due Diligence Checklist Before Investing in Indonesia: What Every Foreign Investor Must Research First Read More
Three different documents, three very different levels of commitment. A Visa on Arrival (VOA) is a 30-day entry permit obtained at the airport without a sponsor. A Business Visa is …
Business Visa vs KITAS vs Visa on Arrival Indonesia: Which Do You Need? Read More