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KBLI 2025 Is Now in OSS What Existing Companies Should Review

KBLI 2025 Is Now in OSS: What Existing Companies Should Review

Your company’s KBLI number may look familiar. But does it still describe what your company actually does? For an established Indonesian subsidiary, this question matters before launching a service, expanding operations or changing licences. A classification selected at incorporation may need another look when either the business or the classification

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Business professionals discussing company restructuring options in an office meeting

Company Restructuring in Indonesia: When to Keep, Sell or Close

Company restructuring in Indonesia can involve changes to ownership, management, capital, business activities, licences, assets or the future direction of the company. For PT PMAs and other Indonesian entities, management may need to review whether the existing structure still supports the shareholders’ commercial objectives. Indonesia’s investment environment remains active in

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Coretax Indonesia 2026 PMK 55/2026 guide for companies and PT PMA tax compliance

Coretax Indonesia 2026: PMK 55/2026 Guide for Companies

Coretax Indonesia 2026 has changed how companies should think about tax access, representation and internal control. As Indonesia’s tax administration becomes increasingly digital, companies need to know not only how Coretax works, but also who is legally authorized to act on their behalf. DJP describes Coretax as an integrated tax

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How to Prepare for Your First Manpower and Tax Audit in Indonesia

How to Prepare for Your First Manpower and Tax Audit in Indonesia

For many foreign companies, the word “audit” triggers immediate concern. In reality, audits are a routine part of Indonesia’s regulatory environment. In 2026, with increasing digital integration across payroll, manpower, and tax systems, authorities rely more heavily on data cross-checking. Proper preparation transforms an audit from a crisis into a

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Indonesia’s Compliance Triangle in 2026

Indonesia’s Compliance Triangle in 2026: Tax, Manpower, and Immigration Are Now Interconnected

For years, many foreign companies treated tax, manpower, and immigration compliance in Indonesia as separate administrative functions. Payroll was handled by finance. Work permits were handled by HR. Corporate filings were handled by a local consultant. In 2026, this fragmented model no longer reflects regulatory reality. Indonesia’s governance systems have

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