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The latest on Indonesian tax, accounting, and licensing, written in plain language for business owners.
Contractor tax is only as good as the books behind it. How to record advances, progress billings, retention, VAT, and final tax by project, with sample journals and a monthly reconciliation list.
After GR 20/2026, the choice of business structure has bigger tax consequences. Worked numbers for a sole proprietorship, PT Perorangan, CV, and PT, plus the non-tax factors that matter just as much.
A complete guide to taxing a PT in Indonesia: registration, corporate rates and Article 31E, VAT, withholding duties, dividend distribution, and transactions with shareholders.
Businesses in Bali have different tax patterns from other cities: tourism, property, foreign currency, and regional taxes that differ by regency. Here are the seven issues we see most often.
CVs remain popular in Bali, but GR 20/2026 changes the tax maths. The rates that apply, routine obligations, the treatment of partners' profit shares, and how a CV differs from a PT.
Villa owners in Bali often get caught on three things: booking OTA payouts as revenue, choosing the wrong income tax scheme, and hotel tax that does not match booking data. Here is how to manage them.
A PT has a busy tax calendar. Here are the monthly and annual obligations, deadlines and penalties, and a healthy split of roles between directors, finance staff, and a tax consultant.
Contractors have their own tax regime. Understand the final income tax rates under GR 9/2022, how SBU/SKK certificates affect them, VAT treatment, and the most common mistakes.
GR 20/2026 reshapes small-business tax in Indonesia. Who can still use the 0.5% rate, what the routine obligations are, and when a small business should bring in a tax consultant.
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