Doing Business in Indonesia — Guides

Practical guides to establishing and running a foreign-owned company in Indonesia, drawn from Okusi Associates' work since 1997. Fact-checked against current regulation; each guide notes when it was last updated.

Monthly Tax Reporting for PMA Companies in Indonesia

Indonesia runs a self-assessment tax system: the company calculates, pays and reports its own taxes, every month, and the tax office checks later. For a foreign-owned company PMA…

Updated 6 August 2026

PMA Company Capital Requirements in Indonesia (2026)

In October 2025 Indonesia reduced the minimum paid-up capital for a foreign-owned company PT PMA from IDR 10 billion to IDR 2.5 billion. The reduction is real. It is also only…

Updated 6 August 2026

Establishing a PMA Company in Indonesia: Process and Timeline

A foreign-owned company PT PMA is established in Indonesia through a fixed sequence: sector screening, notarial deed, Ministry of Law ratification, tax registration, and…

Updated 6 August 2026