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Corporate Tax for PT PMA in Indonesia

Complete guide to corporate income tax for foreign-owned companies in Indonesia. Learn about tax rates, monthly obligations, filing requirements, and available incentives.

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Quick Facts

Standard Rate
22% Corporate Tax
SME Rate
11% (50% Discount)
Filing Deadline
4 Months After Year End

Corporate Tax Rates 2025

Different tax rates applicable to Indonesian companies

22%

Standard Rate

General corporate income tax rate

All companies
11%

SME Rate

50% discount on first IDR 4.8B turnover

Turnover ≤ IDR 50B
19%

Listed Company

3% discount for public companies

40%+ shares traded
0-100%

Pioneer Industry

Tax holiday for 5-20 years

Priority sectors

Monthly Tax Obligations

Regular filing and payment obligations for PT PMA

Tax TypeDescriptionRateDeadline
PPh 21Withholding tax on employee salariesProgressive 5-35%10th of following month
PPh 23Withholding tax on services, royalties, dividends2% - 15%10th of following month
PPh 25Monthly installment of annual income tax1/12 of previous year15th of following month
PPh 4(2)Final tax on construction, rent, etc.2.65% - 10%10th of following month
VAT (PPN)Value Added Tax on sales11%20th of following month

Annual Filing Requirements

Year-end tax compliance obligations

Corporate Tax Return (SPT Badan)

Usually April 30th

4 months after fiscal year end

Transfer Pricing Documentation

For related-party transactions

Before tax return filing

Annual Financial Statements

Audited if required

With tax return

Withholding Tax Reconciliation

PPh 21, 23, 4(2)

With tax return

Tax Incentives for Investors

Available tax incentives for foreign investment in Indonesia

Tax Holiday

100% reduction for 5-20 years

Pioneer industry, IDR 500B+ investment

Tax Allowance

30% of investment deduction

Priority sectors, employment creation

Super Deduction

200-300% R&D expense deduction

Research & development activities

SEZ Benefits

Various tax reductions

Operations in Special Economic Zones

Late Filing Penalties

Late monthly tax returns incur penalties of IDR 100,000 - 1,000,000 per return. Late annual returns face a penalty of IDR 1,000,000 plus 2% monthly interest on unpaid taxes. Ensure all deadlines are met to avoid penalties.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about corporate tax in Indonesia

What is the corporate tax rate in Indonesia?

The standard corporate income tax rate in Indonesia is 22%. Small and medium enterprises with annual turnover up to IDR 50 billion receive a 50% discount on the first IDR 4.8 billion of taxable income, resulting in an effective rate of 11%.

When is the corporate tax return due?

Corporate tax returns (SPT Tahunan PPh Badan) must be filed within 4 months after the end of the fiscal year. For companies with calendar year fiscal period, this means April 30th.

What monthly tax obligations does a PT PMA have?

PT PMA companies must file monthly returns for PPh 21 (employee withholding), PPh 23 (service withholding), PPh 25 (installment), PPh 4(2) (final taxes), and VAT (if registered). Late filing incurs penalties.

Are there tax incentives for foreign investment?

Yes, Indonesia offers various incentives including Tax Holiday (100% reduction for 5-20 years), Tax Allowance (30% investment deduction), Super Deduction for R&D, and special rates in Special Economic Zones.

Is transfer pricing documentation required?

Yes, companies with related-party transactions must maintain transfer pricing documentation. The threshold for master file and local file is IDR 50 billion in gross revenue or IDR 20 billion in related-party transactions.

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