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Coretax Indonesia 2026: PMK 55/2026 Guide for Companies

wesrve.co.id September 23, 2026

Indonesia’s tax administration is becoming increasingly digital. DJP describes Coretax as integrating major tax processes, including registration, payment, tax-return reporting and other tax services. Management must therefore know who is authorized to enter the company’s Coretax account, prepare documents, sign or submit filings, communicate with the Directorate General of Taxes

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

wesrve.co.id February 27, 2026

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

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

wesrve.co.id February 26, 2026

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

How to Close or Restructure an Underperforming PT PMA in Indonesia (Without Creating Bigger Risk)

wesrve.co.id February 18, 2026

Foreign companies often focus heavily on market entry. Far fewer plan for what happens if performance does not meet expectations. In Indonesia, closing or restructuring a PT PMA is not simply a corporate formality. It involves tax clearance, manpower settlement, regulatory reporting, and banking reconciliation. When handled improperly, exit attempts

When Does Hiring in Indonesia Create Permanent Establishment Risk ?

wesrve.co.id February 12, 2026

Hiring in Indonesia Is Not the Same as Being Taxable in Indonesia — Until It Is For many foreign companies, especially from Singapore, the United States, and Japan, hiring talent in Indonesia appears operationally simple. Whether through remote arrangements, representative activities, or Employer of Record (EOR) structures, workforce expansion is

The First 12 Months That Define PT PMA Success or Failure

wesrve.co.id February 9, 2026

Why the First Year Matters More Than the Setup For many foreign companies, establishing a PT Penanaman Modal Asing (PT PMA) is seen as the final hurdle to entering the Indonesian market. Once incorporation is completed, bank accounts are opened, and licenses are issued, there is often a sense that

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Coretax Indonesia 2026: PMK 55/2026 Guide for Companies

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

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

How to Close or Restructure an Underperforming PT PMA in Indonesia (Without Creating Bigger Risk)

When Does Hiring in Indonesia Create Permanent Establishment Risk ?

The First 12 Months That Define PT PMA Success or Failure

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