We discuss the types of intellectual property that are afforded protection in Indonesia and the associated procedural formalities.
We discuss Indonesia’s corporate establishment requirements and tax benefits for investors in Nusantara, the new capital city.
We look at the foreign investment potential in Indonesia’s commodities sector, with a focus on nickel resources and EV battery manufacturing.
Taxpayers in Indonesia are obligated to withhold taxes on certain payments to residents and non-residents.
Value-added tax in Indonesia is imposed on the provision of services or the transfer of taxable goods at a rate of 11 percent.
The corporate taxation (CIT) regime in Indonesia is governed by the Harmonized Tax Law and the CIT rate is 22 percent for the 2023 fiscal year.
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s visit to Indonesia focused on enhancing relations in key areas such as education, agriculture, and sustainable development.
Indonesia has made changes to the customs procedure for the import of digital products into the country.
This latest issue of AIR focuses on Indonesia’s foreign investment trends and key investment projects.
Indonesia’s new merger and acquisition rules mandate assets or sales in Indonesia for filings and reduce document checks to three business days.