Other Briefings
PT PMA or Sector-Specific Entity: Which Structure Should Foreign Investors Choose in Indonesia?
Foreign investors in Indonesia must assess PT PMA structures, sector-specific licensing, ownership restrictions, and capital requirements before market entry.
How Should Foreign-Owned Companies Prepare for a Corporate Tax Audit in Indonesia?
Prepare your foreign-owned company for a corporate tax audit in Indonesia with guidance on documentation, transfer pricing, and tax compliance.
How Can Companies Deduct Bad Debts for Corporate Income Tax in Indonesia?
Find out which bad debts can be deducted from corporate income tax in Indonesia, the conditions that apply, and the evidence companies need.
Legalization and Apostille Requirements for Foreign Documents in Indonesia
Find out when foreign documents require an apostille or legalization for corporate and regulatory filings in Indonesia.
When Does an Indonesian Sales Operation Require a Local Company?
When does selling into Indonesia require a local company? Compare cross-border sales, representative offices, distributors, PT PMAs, and tax exposure.
Director and Commissioner Duties in Indonesian Foreign-Owned Companies
How director and commissioner duties differ in Indonesian foreign-owned companies, including authority, personal liability, and foreign appointments.
Which Sector-Specific Licenses Do Foreign Investors Need in Indonesia?
Foreign investors in Indonesia may need additional licenses depending on their sector, business activities, facilities, products, and regulatory requirements.
Can Foreign Investors Reduce Capital Gains Tax on Share Transfers in Indonesia?
Foreign investors can reduce tax on Indonesian share transfers through transaction structuring and applicable tax treaty provisions.
How Indonesia’s VAT Reverse-Charge Mechanism Works
Indonesia’s VAT reverse-charge rules can apply to overseas services and intangible goods used by Indonesian companies, including intra-group transactions.
Indonesia Representative Offices: What They Can and Cannot Do
Indonesia permits several types of foreign representative offices, each with specific rules on commercial activities, trade representation, and construction services.
