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The most frequent issue is missing the LKPM deadline. LKPM reports<\/a> must be submitted no later than the 15th of the month following the reporting period. Many companies assume that submitting after the deadline is acceptable as long as the report shows \u201creceived\u201d in OSS. This assumption is incorrect. Late submissions are automatically flagged as non-compliant.<\/p>\n To avoid this, you should treat LKPM as a fixed compliance calendar item. Prepare investment and employment data before the reporting period ends, not after. Internal reminders or external compliance support can significantly reduce this risk.<\/p>\n Another common mistake is failing to report all KBLI codes listed under your NIB<\/a>. OSS requires LKPM reporting for every KBLI and every business location, including supporting or secondary activities. If your company operates two locations with three KBLI codes each, you must submit six LKPM entries.<\/p>\n You can avoid this error by reviewing the OSS LKPM preview page carefully. Every KBLI<\/a> displayed must be reported, even if the activity has not yet generated revenue.<\/p>\n Also read:<\/strong> Can LKPM Non-Compliance Freeze Your NIB in Indonesia?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Many foreign companies mistakenly report cumulative investment values instead of period-specific realization. LKPM requires you to report only the new investment made during the reporting period. Reporting accumulated figures often leads to rejection or correction requests.<\/p>\n Always reconcile LKPM data with your internal financial records. Fixed capital, working capital, and manpower figures must reflect only the current reporting period.<\/p>\n Mismatch between LKPM data and BPJS, payroll, or tax filings is a red flag for regulators. Another overlooked issue is failing to submit nihil reports when there is no activity. Both situations can trigger audits or delays.<\/p>\n You should ensure that employee numbers, salary data, and tax reports are aligned. If there is no business activity, submit a nihil LKPM report rather than skipping the submission.<\/p>\n Also read; Steps to Appeal or Resolve LKPM Late Filing Sanctions<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Many companies assume their obligation ends once the LKPM status shows \u201creceived.\u201d In reality, LKPM reports must reach \u201capproved\u201d status after verification. Reports marked \u201cneeds correction\u201d that are left unattended can be treated as non-filed.<\/p>\n Assign a dedicated person or team to monitor OSS<\/a> regularly. Address correction notes promptly using the OSS issue field to avoid escalation.<\/p>\n Repeated LKPM mistakes can lead to warning letters, operational restrictions, or license revocation. If you want a deeper understanding of enforcement consequences, we recommend reading our detailed guide on penalties and sanctions for late or incorrect LKPM reporting for foreign companies in Indonesia<\/a>. For a broader compliance overview, our article on LKPM reporting for PMA and foreign companies in Indonesia<\/a> provides essential context.<\/p>\n From our experience assisting foreign investors, LKPM compliance is not just about reporting. It is about data accuracy, regulatory awareness, and consistent monitoring. This is where structured compliance support becomes valuable.<\/p>\n2. Incomplete KBLI Coverage<\/h2>\n
3. Incorrect Investment Realization Data<\/h2>\n
4. Data Inconsistencies Across Systems<\/h2>\n
5. Not Monitoring LKPM Approval Status<\/h2>\n