Author: Abi Mulya

Indonesia is set to introduce an excise tax on sugary packaged beverages starting July 2025. The policy aims to reduce excessive sugar consumption, tackle rising diabetes rates, and promote healthier …

When expanding business operations into Indonesia, foreign companies operating through a branch (Permanent Establishment or Bentuk Usaha Tetap/BUT) must be aware of the applicable tax regulations, including the Branch Profit …

Tax buoyancy is a crucial economic indicator that measures how responsive tax revenue is to changes in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In simple terms, it shows whether a country’s …

Indonesia’s tax system plays a crucial role in maintaining economic stability and supporting public services. Among the various tax policies, sales tax is a key component that affects businesses, investors, …

Indonesia’s Value-Added Tax (Pajak Pertambahan Nilai – PPN) is a significant aspect of its taxation system, impacting both local and foreign businesses. The latest regulatory updates, including the introduction of …

The Indonesian government has introduced a Super Tax Deduction policy to encourage businesses to invest in specific sectors that contribute to national economic growth. This initiative provides significant tax incentives …

Climate change is no longer a future concern—it is unfolding in real time. The rising global temperature, unpredictable weather patterns, and environmental disasters are clear indicators of a worsening climate …

Tax evasion remains a significant challenge in Indonesia, impacting government revenue and economic stability. While businesses and individuals are required to comply with tax regulations, some engage in illegal practices …

Bali, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture, has long been a magnet for expatriates and digital nomads. A common question among potential residents is whether Bali serves as …