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Indonesian company formation involves incorporating a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing Foreign-Owned Limited Company) through the OSS-RBA (Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach) system and the Ministry of Investment (BKPM).
Indonesia is ASEAN's largest economy (GDP USD 1.4 trillion, 280 million consumers, G20 member) and offers tax holidays of 5-20 years of 100% CIT exemption for pioneer industries. The minimum paid-up capital for PT PMA was reduced 75% from IDR 10 billion to IDR 2.5 billion (~USD 155K) in October 2025. The standard CIT rate is 22% (listed companies 19%, SME 0.5% final tax). 100% foreign ownership is permitted in most sectors under the Positive Investment List. The India-Indonesia DTAA caps withholding tax at 10% on dividends, interest and royalties ( PwC treaty rate table ). As the world's largest nickel producer and a critical EV battery supply chain hub, Indonesia is increasingly strategic for Indian manufacturers. Comply Globally has helped 1,080+ entrepreneurs across 47+ countries.
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Register a PT PMA (Foreign-Owned Company) in Indonesia through the OSS (Online Single Submission) system and Ministry of Law & Human Rights. We handle company name approval, deed drafting, notary coordination, NIB (Business Identification Number), tax registration, and full incorporation remotely from India. Minimum capital requirements apply depending on business activity classification (KBLI). 100% foreign ownership permitted in many sectors. Incorporation usually takes 7–14 business days once your documents are complete. Starting from ₹1,25,000* (government fees extra).
We handle Indonesia’s 22% Corporate Income Tax (CIT), VAT (12% headline rate, 11% effective on most goods and services, per PwC), transfer pricing, withholding tax obligations, and annual LKPM investment reporting. We help optimise your structure using the India–Indonesia DTAA to reduce withholding taxes on dividends, royalties, and interest and keep you compliant with Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) rules. We also assist with bookkeeping, NPWP registration, and monthly tax filings.
We handle BOTH sides simultaneously: Indonesia incorporation AND Indian FEMA compliance. From ODI filings with your AD bank to Annual Performance Reports (APR), FLA returns to RBI, and Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) claims under Section 90 — so Indian promoters investing in Indonesia deal with one team for both countries’ filings.
Business Visa, KITAS (Limited Stay Permit), Investor KITAS, Work Permit (IMTA), and Dependant Visa support for founders, professionals, and expatriates relocating to Indonesia. We handle sponsor documentation, immigration processing, renewals, and ongoing compliance. Investor KITAS is the permit route designed for foreign shareholders of an Indonesian company.
Import/export licensing, customs registration, bonded warehouse support, freight forwarding, IOR/EOR services, and Indonesia–India trade facilitation. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest economy and a strategic manufacturing and sourcing hub for ASEAN markets.
Corporate account opening assistance with major Indonesian and international banks including BCA, Mandiri, BNI, CIMB Niaga, HSBC, and Standard Chartered. We prepare business plans, shareholder documentation, and KYC packages to improve approval success rates. Most banks require video verification or a single in-person visit.
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We reply within 4 hours. Indonesia PT PMA incorporation usually takes 7–14 business days, depending on sector licensing and approvals.
Fast-track setup available for eligible sectorsZero compliance failures across 1,080+ engagements. Every filing is reviewed by a dedicated country specialist before submission.
Filing dates tracked for you · 4.7★ on TrustpilotOne contact for everything — Indonesia company incorporation AND Indian FEMA compliance handled simultaneously, with no vendor juggling.
Single Point of Management · 47+ countriesPublished pricing: PT PMA setup from ₹1,25,000*. You get a written quote in rupees before you pay, with government fees at cost.
“Initially I thought their brand promises were marketing jargon but after taking their services, I can confidently say they exceeded expectations in Speed of Action, Cost Competitiveness, and Competence.”Deepak Nirwan, Indonesia
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Indonesia’s Corporate Income Tax Rate is 22%
According to Indonesia’s Directorate General of Taxes (DGT), resident companies are generally subject to a flat 22% Corporate Income Tax (CIT) on taxable income. Certain publicly listed companies may qualify for reduced rates, while eligible MSMEs can access simplified tax regimes under specific turnover thresholds. Indonesia levies 11% VAT on most goods and services and applies withholding taxes on dividends, royalties, and interest payments to non-residents. The India–Indonesia DTAA helps reduce cross-border tax rates and prevents double taxation for Indian investors operating in Indonesia. Indonesia also offers tax holidays, tax allowances, and investment incentives for priority sectors including manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure, and downstream processing industries.
Sources: Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) Indonesia · Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) · India–Indonesia DTAA · Updated May 2026
| Factor | 🇮🇩Indonesia | 🇹🇭Thailand | 🇵🇭Philippines | 🇲🇾Malaysia |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CIT Rate | 22% | 20% | 25% | 24% |
Capital Gains Tax | 0.1% final tax (listed shares) | 0% (listed shares) | 15% (listed); 5–15% (unlisted) | 0% |
Dividend WHT | 10% (non-resident) | 10% | 15% | 0% |
VAT / GST | 11% | 7% | 12% | 8% |
DTAA Network | ~70 treaties | ~60 treaties | ~43 treaties | ~75 treaties |
Ease of Doing Business | #73 (World Bank) | #21 | #95 | #12 |
Natural Resources / Mining Tax | Coal: 10–13.5% royalty + CIT | Petroleum: 50% PIT | Mining: 4–5% excise | Petroleum: 38% PITA |
Investment Incentives | Super deduction: 200–300% R&D; SEZ: 0% CIT 10–25 yrs | BOI: 0% CIT up to 13 yrs | CREATE: 0% CIT 4–7 yrs (ITH) | Pioneer: 70–100% tax exemption |
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Frequently Asked Questions
A PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is a foreign-owned limited liability company in Indonesia registered under the OSS-RBA system and regulated by BKPM (Ministry of Investment).
Yes, foreigners can own 100% of a PT PMA in many sectors under Indonesia’s Positive Investment List, though some restricted industries may require local partnership.
The standard minimum paid-up capital requirement is IDR 2.5 billion (~USD 155,000), depending on the business classification (KBLI code) and sector regulations.
Company incorporation typically takes 7–14 business days, depending on approvals from OSS-RBA, notary processing, and sector-specific licensing.
The standard corporate income tax rate is 22%, with reduced rates for listed companies (19%) and special regimes for MSMEs and export-oriented businesses.
Yes. Indonesia offers tax holidays of 5–20 years for pioneer industries, super deduction incentives for R&D, and tax allowances for strategic sectors like manufacturing, EV supply chain, and energy.
Not necessarily. Many incorporation steps such as OSS registration, legal documentation, and approvals can be handled remotely, though bank account setup or KITAS visa may require physical verification.
Indonesia is ASEAN’s largest economy with 280M consumers, strong growth in manufacturing and EV supply chains, rich natural resources (especially nickel), and investor-friendly reforms under the Positive Investment List.
From OSS-RBA registration and BKPM approval to tax licensing, visas, banking, and compliance launch your Indonesia company remotely in just 7–14 business days.
