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Taxes

If you want to do business in Indonesia, this article will educate you on the tax laws for a LLC (PT, PMA) which is the most common company structure in Indonesia.

Indonesia taxes corporate income, whether it is accrued onshore or offshore. The prevailing rate for income earned abroad, from our research, but seek professional advice, is 25%. Indonesia may not have exemptions to bring in income earned abroad. Corporate Income Tax standard rate is 25%. However, companies with a turnover under IDR 4.8b may be taxed at 1% of their gross income. Companies with revenues between IDR 4.8b and IDR 50b may have a 50% income tax reduction. Indonesia ranks 103rd overall with regards to corporate tax rate worldwide.

The VAT rate in Indonesia is 10.00%, which ranks Indonesia as 47th overall in terms of VAT globally. In terms of other taxation, an employer will contribute 11.74% to the equivalent of a social security fund and an employee will contribute 4%. The overall complexity of the tax system is high. This is measured by average time to comply with a country's labor tax requirements is as it is 254hours. Contributing to this is the number of yearly labor tax payments, which is 4 in ID.

Thin capitalisation rules aren't officially enacted. This refers to any sort of laws on a business and the debt-to-asset ratios. Dividends received or derived by a resident company are subject to CIT. Payments on dividends to domestic companies are subject to 15% withholding tax. However, certain CIT and WHT exemptions may apply for companies that hold at least 25% of the shares of the payer. Dividends are payments of company profits, voted by the board, to a class of its shareholders. Dividends can be one of the following shares of stock, cash payments, or other property. Capital gains are taxable income and subject to the CIT. A capital gains tax is levied on the profits that a corporation or natural person realizes when he or she sells sells a capital asset for a price that is higher than the purchase price.

The interest withholding tax rate is estimated at 20%. This should be interpreted that usually the relevant tax authorities expects companies to automatically withhold 20% of money remitted abroad on interests. The dividends withholding tax rate is 20%. Which means that the tax authorities expects legal entities to automatically withhold 20% of dividend payments offshore. The royalties withholding tax rate is 20%. This means that the taxman expects companies to automatically withhold 20% of money remitted abroad on royalty payments. Withholding tax rates may be reduced to residents of jurisdictions where Indonesia has concluded a tax treaty with.
There is no known tax on wealth in Indonesia. There are no known inheritance taxes in Indonesia. There are transfer and real estate taxes. There are not many frequently implemented credits for innovation spend that include breaks on taxation in this country.

The above is not tax or legal advice for your particular circumstances. We are able to point you to a lawyer in Indonesia who will advise you. Contact us today. Click incorporate now if you are in a hurry, or press the free consultation button above.

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Tax treaties

Country Type Date Signed
Denmark DTC  1985-12-28
Philippines DTC  1981-06-18
Myanmar DTC  2003-04-01
Suriname DTC  2003-10-14
Tunisia DTC  1992-05-13
Switzerland DTC  1988-08-29
Morocco DTC  2008-06-08
Jersey TIEA 2011-04-27
United Kingdom DTC  1993-04-05
Belarus DTC  2013-03-19
Netherlands DTC  2002-01-29
India DTC  2012-07-27
Algeria DTC  1995-04-28
Armenia DTC  2005-10-12
Seychelles DTC  1999-09-27
Isle of Man TIEA 2011-06-22
Serbia DTC  2011-02-28
Syrian Arab Republic DTC  1997-06-27
San Marino TIEA 2013-09-25
Finland DTC  1987-10-15
Ukraine DTC  1996-04-10
France DTC  1979-09-14
China DTC  2001-11-07
Australia DTC  1992-04-22
Luxembourg DTC  1993-01-14
Pakistan DTC  1990-10-07
Tajikistan DTC  2003-10-28
Sweden DTC  1989-02-28
Iran DTC  2004-04-30
Venezuela DTC  1997-02-27
Russian Federation DTC  1999-03-12
South Africa DTC  1997-07-15
Canada DTC  1979-01-16
United States DTC  1988-07-11
New Zealand DTC  1987-03-25
Mexico DTC  2002-09-06
Croatia DTC  2002-02-15
Egypt DTC  1998-05-13
Hong Kong, China DTC  2010-03-23
Chinese Taipei DTC  1995-03-01
Sudan DTC  1998-02-10
Korea, Republic of DTC  1988-11-10
Austria DTC  1986-07-24
Czech Republic DTC  1994-10-04
Italy DTC  1990-02-18
Norway DTC  1988-07-19
Spain DTC  1995-05-30
Japan DTC  1982-03-03
Papua New Guinea DTC  2010-03-12
Romania DTC  1996-07-03
Germany DTC  1990-10-30
Portugal DTC  2003-07-09
Bulgaria DTC  1991-01-11
Kuwait DTC  1997-04-23
Thailand DTC  2001-06-15
Uzbekistan DTC  1996-08-28
Singapore DTC  1990-05-08
Slovakia DTC  2000-10-12
Viet nam DTC  1997-12-22
Belgium DTC  1997-09-16
Bermuda TIEA 2011-06-22
Turkey DTC  1997-02-25
Malaysia DTC  1991-09-12
Bangladesh DTC  2003-06-19
Jordan DTC  1996-11-12
Zambia DTC  2001-05-31
Mongolia DTC  1996-07-02
Brunei Darussalam DTC  2000-02-27
Guernsey TIEA 2011-04-27
Sri Lanka DTC  1993-02-03
Qatar DTC  2006-04-30
Hungary DTC  1989-10-19
United Arab Emirates DTC  1995-11-30
Poland DTC  1992-10-06
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of DTC  2002-07-11
Lao People's Democratic Republic DTC  2011-09-07

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