Other Briefings
An Overview of Indonesia’s Free Trade Agreements
Indonesia has signed a number of free trade agreements as an independent market as well as through its membership in ASEAN. These trade agreements provide businesses with improved market access for goods and services and investment opportunities.
Indonesia Issues Incentives for New Capital City Project
Indonesia has issued various incentives to attract investments into its new capital city project.
How to File Your Individual Tax Returns in Indonesia
Taxpayers in Indonesia must file their tax returns by March 31. This can be done online or through a registered tax office.
How to Obtain Tax Incentives for Investments in Indonesia’s Marine and Fisheries Sectors
Indonesia offers a variety of income tax incentives for investors that invest in its marine and fisheries industries. Here are the criteria.
Indonesia’s Breakthrough Year for Foreign Investment in 2022
Indonesia received some US$43 billion in foreign investment in 2022, the highest in the country’s history.
An Introduction to Doing Business in Indonesia 2023 – New Publication from Dezan Shira & Associates
This Guide covers the fundamentals of investing in Indonesia, including market entry, company setup, tax and audit, and HR and payroll.
Cybersecurity Rules for Financial Institutions in Indonesia
Indonesia recently released new cybersecurity rules for the financial sector, including banks, insurance companies, and other financial services providers.
Indonesia’s Top Sectors to Watch for in 2023
Foreign investors should note the key sectors where growth is expected to rise in Indonesia for 2023, including downstream mining and infrastructure.
Indonesia’s Second Home Visa: What are the Requirements?
Indonesia has issued second home visas, the first of its kind for the country, which will allow foreigners to stay for between five to 10 years.
Increased Oversight in Indonesia’s Peer-to-Peer Lending Sector
Indonesia has increased oversight in its peer-to-peer lending sector through OJK Regulation POJK10/2022. The regulation increases the minimum capital and equity requirements for P2P lenders and sets out a more efficient licensing procedure.
