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Latest Edition 2026 The Indonesia Tax Handbook 2026, published by LMI Consultancy in collaboration with Lets Move Indonesia, provides a comprehensive overview of Indonesia’s taxation landscape. The publication outlines key regulatory developments, compliance obligations, and practical guidance for businesses, investors, and expatriates operating in Indonesia. This latest edition incorporates updates reflecting regulations applicable throughout 2025–2026, […]

Indonesia has introduced emergency immigration measures to prevent foreign nationals stranded by Middle East airspace closures from incurring penalties, following escalating military tensions that disrupted international flight routes. The Directorate General of Immigration issued Circular Letter No. IMI-GR.01.01-133 on 1 March 2026, authorising airport immigration offices to grant Izin Tinggal Keadaan Terpaksa (ITKT), or Emergency […]

The Government of South Korea has announced a new tourism stimulus policy that includes visa-free entry for Indonesian citizens, marking a significant development for outbound travelers and regional mobility. The policy was introduced during the 11th National Tourism Strategy Meeting led by President Lee Jae Myung on 25 February 2026. The initiative forms part of […]

The Indonesian government has now clarified recent discussions regarding a possible restriction on Airbnb operations in Bali. The Ministry of Tourism has confirmed that online booking platforms, such as Airbnb and Booking.com, will not be banned. Instead, the focus is shifting toward strict regulatory compliance, proper licensing and permit enforcement, as well as tax registration […]

Payroll in Indonesia is no longer just about paying salaries on time. With new incentive rules and tighter tax monitoring, payroll has become one of the most sensitive compliance areas for employers. What used to be a back-office routine is now a function that directly affects risk exposure, employee trust, and even group-level reporting. Recent […]

Navigating Digital Tax in Indonesia Before the 30 April Deadline Indonesia’s corporate taxpayers are approaching a critical compliance milestone. The Annual Corporate Income Tax Return, known locally as SPT Tahunan PPh Badan, must be filed no later than 30 April following the end of the fiscal year. For many companies, this year’s reporting cycle represents […]