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Accounting

Accounting Treatment of Intercompany Transactions in Indonesia

Foreign-owned companies in Indonesia frequently transact with their parent companies, regional headquarters, and other group entities through service charges, purchases, loans, royalties, capital injections,...

What Currency Should a Foreign-Owned Company Use for Bookkeeping in Indonesia?

A foreign-owned company in Indonesia generally keeps its bookkeeping in Indonesian rupiah (IDR). However, a foreign-owned limited liability company (PT PMA) is among the...

Preparing for Indonesia’s 2027 Financial Reporting Changes

Indonesia will begin mandatory use of its new centralized financial reporting platform, the Platform Bersama Pelaporan Keuangan (PBPK), for...

Outsourced Accounting for Indonesian Subsidiaries of Foreign Groups

Foreign groups can outsource the accounting of their Indonesian subsidiaries, but the arrangement needs to support both the subsidiary's...

Changing Accounting Providers in Indonesia: What Foreign Companies Need to Consider

Foreign-owned companies can change accounting providers in Indonesia, but the handover needs a clear cut-off between the outgoing and...

Accounting Support After Establishing a PT PMA in Indonesia

Once a PT PMA has been established in Indonesia, its accounting process needs to be ready when the company...

How Should Foreign Companies Select an External Auditor in Indonesia?

Foreign companies selecting an external auditor in Indonesia should first establish whether they need an Indonesian statutory audit, work...

Statutory Annual Report Requirements in Indonesia: What Foreign-Owned Companies Must Prepare

Indonesian limited liability companies, including foreign-owned PT PMAs, must prepare a statutory Annual Report (laporan tahunan) for each financial...