Indonesian Antitrust & Competition laws are designed to promote fair competition and protect market competition from anti-monopoly practices, the businesses are prohibited from engaging in activities that restrict competition, such as price fixing, market allocation, and abuse of dominant position. We’ve got your back with seasoned lawyers that navigate the ins and outs of Indonesian competition law, offering strategic counsel and representation to safeguard your business interests, ranging from merger filings and notifications before the Indonesian Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) to dispute litigation proceedings.
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No, business activities such as attending meetings or negotiations are not allowed on a Tourist Visa. For such activities, you must apply for a Single-Entry Business Visa or a Multiple-Entry Business Visa, depending on your needs.
What is Indonesian Tax Advisory, and why is it important for my business?
Indonesian Tax Advisory involves expert guidance on navigating Indonesia’s complex tax regulations. It’s essential for ensuring compliance, optimizing tax liabilities, and avoiding penalties.
How can your firm help with my tax planning in Indonesia?
We provide tailored tax planning strategies that align with your business goals, helping you minimize tax liabilities while ensuring full compliance with Indonesian tax laws.
What types of taxes are applicable to businesses in Indonesia?
Businesses in Indonesia are subject to several taxes, including corporate income tax, VAT, withholding tax, and specific industry-related taxes. We help you understand and manage these obligations effectively.
How often should I review my tax strategy in Indonesia?
It’s recommended to review your tax strategy annually or whenever there are significant changes in your business operations or tax regulations. We provide ongoing advisory services to keep your strategy up to date.
What are the consequences of non-compliance with Indonesian tax laws?
Non-compliance can result in penalties, fines, and legal issues that can disrupt your business operations. Our services help you stay compliant and avoid these risks.
How can I take advantage of tax incentives in Indonesia?
Indonesia offers various tax incentives for specific industries and activities. We identify relevant incentives for your business and help you apply for and maximize these benefits.
What should I do if I receive a tax audit notice?
If you receive a tax audit notice, it’s crucial to respond promptly. We assist in preparing for the audit, ensuring all documents are in order, and representing you during the process.
How do Indonesian tax laws affect foreign-owned businesses?
Foreign-owned businesses must comply with both local and national tax regulations, which can be complex. We provide specialized advisory services to help foreign businesses navigate these requirements.
What is the process for filing taxes in Indonesia?
Filing taxes in Indonesia involves preparing and submitting tax returns according to the schedule set by the tax authorities. We assist with accurate preparation and timely submission of all necessary documents.
How do changes in Indonesian tax laws impact my business?
Changes in tax laws can affect your tax obligations and business operations. We keep you informed of any changes and adjust your tax strategy accordingly to ensure continued compliance.
How can I ensure my business is tax-efficient in Indonesia?
Tax efficiency involves strategic planning, taking advantage of available incentives, and maintaining compliance. Our advisory services focus on optimizing your tax position while minimizing liabilities.
Are there any specific tax considerations for startups in Indonesia?
Startups may be eligible for tax incentives and exemptions. We provide tailored advice to help new businesses navigate tax requirements and take advantage of available benefits.
What documentation is required for tax advisory services?
The documentation needed depends on the specific advisory service. Typically, you’ll need financial statements, previous tax filings, and details of your business operations. We assist in gathering and reviewing all necessary documents.
What should I do if I’ve missed a tax deadline?
If you’ve missed a tax deadline, it’s important to act quickly to minimize penalties. We can help you file late returns and negotiate with tax authorities to reduce any associated fines.
How do changes in my business structure affect my tax obligations?
Changes in your business structure, such as mergers, acquisitions, or expansions, can significantly impact your tax obligations. We provide advisory services to help you navigate these changes smoothly.
Are there specific tax considerations for digital businesses in Indonesia?
Digital businesses are subject to unique tax rules, including VAT on digital services and potential income tax obligations.
What is the impact of tax treaties on my business operations in Indonesia?
Tax treaties between Indonesia and other countries can affect how your business is taxed, particularly regarding double taxation.
If a company needs to terminate employees due to economic difficulties, it must follow the procedures outlined in Government Regulation No. 35 of 2021. This includes attempting to negotiate mutual agreements, paying severance packages, and ensuring compliance with the labor law before proceeding with termination.
The Investor KITAS allows foreign nationals who hold significant shares in an Indonesian company to live and manage their investment in Indonesia. Unlike the Work Permit KITAS, the Investor KITAS does not require a separate work permit (IMTA) as it focuses on investment management rather than employment.
Severance pay is calculated based on the employee’s length of service and the reason for termination. The formula includes severance pay, service appreciation pays (if applicable), and compensation for untaken leave or other rights as per Government Regulation No. 35 of 2021.
To register a foreign marriage in Indonesia, you typically need to submit a marriage certificate issued by the foreign country’s competent authority to the Indonesian Civil Registry Office (Dinas Kependudukan dan Catatan Sipil). Additional documents may be required depending on local regulations. If you do not register it and it has been exceeded by more than 1 (one) year, registration is legally required through the Indonesian court mechanism.
Company Regulations is internal rules established by the employer to govern the rights and obligations of both parties. They provide structure on issues such as working conditions, disciplinary actions, leave policies, and other employment terms. The regulations must align with the legal framework and be reviewed every two years. This regulation must be registered and approved by the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower.
Employment contracts must be in writing and should clearly outline both employer’s and employee’s rights and obligations, including job responsibilities, working hours, salary, benefits, and the duration of employment. The contract should comply with Indonesian Manpower Law No. 13 of 2003, as amended by the Job Creation Law.
