Corporate tax reporting, bookkeeping, LKPM investment reports and BPJS registrations. From US$85 (IDR 1,530,000).
A foreign-owned company carries recurring obligations from its first quarter: tax registrations and reporting, investment activity reports (LKPM) and social security for employees.
We set up the registrations and keep the recurring filings on schedule, so the company stays in good standing with the tax office, the investment authority and BPJS.
Starting fees for a standard scope. Government charges and your final fee are confirmed in writing before work begins.
| Corporate tax reporting, 12-month engagementPopular | US$1,100IDR 20,000,000 |
| Corporate bookkeeping, 12-month engagementPopular | US$1,100IDR 20,000,000 |
| Investment report (LKPM), per quarterPopular | US$220IDR 4,000,000 |
| Coretax access registration | US$85IDR 1,530,000 |
Quoted on request after a short discovery conversation.
The services investors usually need together, under one fee.
For investors setting up their Indonesian company and moving in.
The investor KITAS applies where your personal shareholding meets the immigration threshold. Otherwise we include a working KITAS and adjust the fee.
Discuss Ready to EnterFor companies already operating in Indonesia.
Every company enters Indonesia differently. Pick the services you need and see the starting fees.
Package fees exclude government and notary charges, and your capital commitment. Final scope is confirmed in writing.
We learn your objectives, your situation and what you need to decide.
We agree scope, deliverables, timeline, exclusions and fees in writing before work begins.
We carry out the agreed work, bringing in external specialists where appropriate.
We report what was done, hand over the outputs, and set out open items and next steps.
The standard corporate income tax rate is 22%. Companies also handle VAT, withholding taxes on payments such as salaries, services and dividends, and monthly reporting. Incentives and reduced rates apply in some cases.
Monthly tax payments and returns, an annual corporate income tax return, investment activity reports (LKPM) through the OSS system, an annual general meeting to approve the financial statements, and monthly BPJS contributions for employees.
Generally yes. LKPM reports and tax returns are expected even in quarters with little or no activity, and missed LKPM reports can lead to warnings, suspension and ultimately revocation of the business identification number.
Notes on entering and operating in Indonesia, written for investors weighing their next step.
What the investment activity report covers, who must submit it, and how to keep it on schedule.
Read the checklistIf you are evaluating Indonesia, preparing to enter, or reviewing your advisory needs, we welcome a conversation about your objectives.
