Understanding trading and distribution regulations in Indonesia is crucial for businesses aiming to operate legally. Learn about SIUP, SIUPL, distribution business models, and compliance requirements under GR No. 29/2021.
Author: Permitindo's Editorial Team
Indonesia’s Employment Laws Overhauled: Key Takeaways for Employers and Workers
Indonesia’s Constitutional Court has overhauled employment laws, introducing new regulations on hiring, wages, contracts, and terminations.
BPJS Registration & Compliance: What Businesses Must Know to Protect Employees
BPJS Ketenagakerjaan and BPJS Kesehatan are essential for employee protection in Indonesia. Employers must register workers, comply with mandatory contributions, and avoid sanctions for non-compliance.
Stricter Industrial Reporting in 2025: What Businesses Need to Know About the New SIINas Rules
Starting in 2025, industrial companies and industrial zone operators must submit quarterly reports via SIINas instead of the previous biannual system.
BPOM Tightens Online Drug and Food Regulations: What Businesses Need to Know
BPOM Regulation No. 14 of 2024 enforces stricter rules on online drug and food distribution, ensuring consumer safety in the digital era.
CTAS: The Future of Indonesia’s Tax System and What It Means for Taxpayers
Indonesia is set to transform its tax system with the implementation of the Core Tax Administration System (CTAS) in 2025. This digital reform aims to streamline tax processes, improve taxpayer services, and enhance compliance.
Steering the Path to Becoming a Certified Tax Consultant in Indonesia
Embarking on a career as a tax consultant in Indonesia requires understanding specific qualifications, certifications, and regulatory requirements.
Navigating Indonesia’s Franchise Landscape: Key Updates Under GR 35/2024
Discover how Indonesia’s new GR 35/2024 regulation transforms the franchising sector, offering streamlined processes and enhanced opportunities for businesses.
Adapting to Indonesia’s Extended Import Duties on Textiles: What Importers Need to Know
Indonesia has extended additional import duties on certain textile products until 2027 to protect its domestic industry. Learn how this policy impacts importers and how Permitindo can guide your business through compliance.