Monthly Tax Reporting
Home Share: Paying your taxes in Indonesia usually involves a couple of steps. You’ll typically send your tax payments to the government through a designated bank, sometimes called a “bank persepsi.” Then, you’ll officially record everything with the tax office (DGT) by filing the necessary tax returns. One important part of this process is monthly […]
Mou and Agreement Drafting
Home Share: A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or Nota Kesepahaman in Indonesian, is like a first step in a potential partnership. It’s a written expression of everyone’s intention to work together on a project, but it doesn’t create the same level of legal obligation as a full contract. Think of it as a “handshake agreement” […]
Migrate OSS to RBA
Home Share: The Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS-RBA) is streamlining business startups in Indonesia. Businesses of all sizes, especially UMKM, benefit from this risk-based licensing system. The OSS-RBA simplifies licensing by focusing on risk levels. To ensure proper oversight, high-risk businesses must obtain OSS-RBA licenses. Significantly, many low-risk businesses forgo licensing and inspections, streamlining […]
Corporate NPWP Registration
Home Share: In Indonesia, every business entity is required to have a Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP). This unique number is essential for fulfilling your obligations as a taxpayer and operating legally within the country. Having an NPWP is more than just complying with tax regulations. It also offers significant advantages for your business. The Personal […]
Individual NPWP Registration
Home Share: The Personal Tax Card (NPWP) is an essential document for both individuals and business entities that are tax residents in Indonesia. It allows for the regulation of income tax by the Indonesian government and is used in personal and corporate income tax declarations. We can consider the Personal NPWP Card as important as […]
Virtual Office in Indonesia
Home Share: A virtual office blends physical and digital elements to provide office services without the need for a permanent physical office space. This concept has gained significant traction in Indonesia, driven by technological advancements and the growing demand for flexible work arrangements. Companies with limited resources can leverage virtual offices to obtain a […]
Driving License in Indonesia
Home Share: Foreigners residing in Indonesia using a temporary residence permit (KITAS) or permanent residence permit (KITAP) are entitled to a driving license. Also known as Surat Izin Mengemudi (SIM). Other basic requirements for this license application in Indonesia include passing both practical and theoretical tests and being 17 years of age or older. Local […]
Company Acquisition in Indonesia
Home Share: Corporate acquisitions are one of the options that companies take to expand their business. Through acquisitions, an entrepreneur can quickly master a certain business field without having to struggle to start a business from scratch, thus saving time and money. In Indonesia, company acquisition refers to the process where one company takes control […]
Company Dissolution in Indonesia
Home Share: Closing your Indonesian business requires following the official procedure when you cease operations. The initial step in dissolving a company in Indonesia involves removing its legal entity status. Therefore, upon declaring dissolution, a company must legally cease all operations. By having legal, tax and accounting experts from LMI Consultancy, we provide a one-stop […]
Company Merger Indonesia
Home Share: A company merger unites two or more businesses into a single, unified company. Indonesian company mergers are governed by the 2007 Limited Liability Company Law (Law No. 40 of 2007). For any Indonesian company merger to proceed, it needs the green light from all participating shareholders and the Ministry of Law and Human […]