Considering the strictness of the government in addressing abandoned land, it serves as a reminder to landowners to ensure that their property is actively managed and maintained.

Considering the strictness of the government in addressing land that is left unused or abandoned for extended periods, it serves as a reminder to landowners, such as individuals or organizations, to ensure that their property is actively managed and maintained.

The Right to Build Certificate (SHGB) in Indonesia allows land use for up to 80 years through proper extension and renewal. Maintaining SHGB ensures legal land ownership and protects long-term property investments.

Beyond aviation, many other businesses across different industries must comply with risk-based licensing requirements under Indonesia’s Online Single Submission (OSS) system. One such critical requirement is the Standard Certificate, which applies to businesses operating in medium and high-risk categories.

A company recently restructured its leadership to enhance governance and align with strategic objectives. Corporate restructuring typically aims to improve efficiency, adapt to market demands, and comply with regulatory requirements.

The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPS) plays a crucial role in shaping a company’s leadership and long-term strategy through decisions such as board restructuring and policy changes. It serves as a key forum to ensure transparency, accountability, and strategic corporate governance.

The Standard Classification of Indonesian Business Fields (KBLI) is essential for ensuring that businesses are properly categorized based on their activities, which affects licensing, taxation, and regulatory compliance. Registering under the correct KBLI code is crucial, as it helps the government monitor operations and ensures businesses meet all legal and industry-specific requirements.

Accurate financial statements are essential for ensuring transparency and guiding sound business decisions. They serve as a critical tool for stakeholders—such as management, investors, and regulators—to assess a company’s financial health and support sustainable growth.

As we step into the new fiscal year, the deadline for filing Annual Tax Return (SPT Tahunan) for both individuals and organizations in Indonesia is fast approaching. For individual taxpayers, the deadline is March 31, while corporate taxpayers are required to file their reports by April 30.