Annual Tax Return-Indonesia
According to Indonesian law, all organizational structures with NPWP (tax number) must file annual corporate tax returns, and the deadline is set at the end of April of the following year. Failure to complete the declaration after the deadline may face a series of problems such as fines.
Financial Annual Audit-Indonesia
According to the Indonesian Company Law, all Indonesian companies need to be audited by a third-party audit firm if they meet the following conditions:
Financial Due Diligence-Indonesia
Conduct professional and comprehensive financial and tax due diligence on the target enterprise, discover and identify the financial, tax and other risks of the target enterprise, conduct a quantitative evaluation of the discovered problems and risks, and put forward corresponding response suggestions. It is mainly carried out during capital operations such as acquisitions (investments).
Monthly Finance + Tax Services-Indonesia
All companies incorporated in Indonesia must comply with Indonesian tax and accounting regulations. Under normal circumstances, all companies incorporated in Indonesia must fulfill their tax obligations, such as withholding and paying income tax in advance (with holding tax) in accordance with relevant regulations, paying value-added tax (for companies with general taxpayer qualifications), etc. At the same time, relevant financial statements need to be prepared in accordance with Indonesian Financial Accounting Standards.
VAT Qualification PKP (General Taxpayer) - Indonesia
According to the regulations of the local government tax bureau, companies with general taxpayer qualifications (PKP) can apply for deduction, and the VAT rate for deduction is 11%.