Tax and Legal

Foreign companies can set up representative offices in Indonesia to maintain a local presence without engaging in direct business transactions or sales. Despite their non-revenue-generating nature, these offices must adhere …

Yes—each representative office operating in Indonesia is legally required to obtain a Tax Identification Number (NPWP). This rule applies across all sectors and types of representative offices, regardless of whether …

Representative offices in Indonesia face unique tax obligations despite being non-commercial entities. Though they cannot directly generate revenue, Indonesian tax law still treats many of them as permanent establishments. This …

Indonesia is rapidly becoming one of Southeast Asia’s most investor-friendly nations—especially for companies looking to reduce costs. Indonesia’s government introduced a powerful suite of tax incentives to attract foreign and …

Indonesia’s 2025 tax incentive framework offers a powerful mix of financial benefits and regulatory clarity for startups and digital businesses. The system is designed to support innovation, attract foreign capital, …

The introduction of the Global Minimum Tax (GMT) in Indonesia is a game-changer for foreign direct investment (FDI). Effective from the 2025 tax year, this regulation shifts the strategy behind …

Indonesia’s network of more than 70 double tax treaties (DTTs) offers powerful advantages for international investors. These agreements help to substantially cut withholding taxes and ensure legal transparency. For global …

In 2025, Indonesia is aligning tax policy with strategic economic goals, offering robust tax incentives across selected sectors to attract foreign investment, boost domestic productivity, and navigate the fiscal challenges …

When investing in Indonesia, understanding the available fiscal incentives is crucial for maximizing returns. Two major tax facilities stand out—tax holiday and tax allowance. While both are aimed at stimulating …

Indonesia has introduced a transformative tax policy known as the Super Deduction Tax, aimed at encouraging private sector investments in research, development, and workforce training. This incentive allows companies to …