In Indonesia, individuals and property developers often attempt to optimize their tax strategy during property transactions, aiming to minimize transaction costs as much as possible. However, many of these approaches should consider the prevailing tax regulations to avoid administrative fees.

Avoid the risks associated with using a nominee arrangement and explore safer legal alternatives for foreigners in Indonesian property transactions with our assistance

In today’s increasingly competitive business environment, the protection of Intellectual Property Rights is no longer a secondary consideration; it is a strategic necessity.

In Indonesia, the SLF (Sertifikat Laik Fungsi) is a mandatory certificate confirming a building’s safety, functionality, and readiness for use, required before legal occupancy or operation.

Purchasing a small island or beachfront is increasingly popular among luxury buyers and developers. Yet coastal zones and small islands fall under strict legal compliance.

Understanding PPJB vs AJB helps buyers, sellers, developers, and investors navigate Indonesian land regulations confidently and avoid costly risks.

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.