Policy Information
Indonesia's Energy and Minerals Ministry reduces fuel subsidy quota for next year
The Energy and Mineral Resources Department (ESDM) has reduced the 2025 fuel oil or subsidized BBM quota after the government set a subsidized BBM quota of 19.58 million kiloliters in the 2024 national income and expenditure budget (APBN). But next year's quota ...
Differences between central and local taxes in Indonesia
As most Indonesians know, tax is a mandatory contribution that is paid annually to the government through the Directorate General of Taxation (DJP). However, there are basically two different types of legal levies, central and local taxes, which also have their own base...
Indonesia plans four new special economic zones
The establishment of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) is an important initiative for Indonesia's economic development. The Acting Secretary General of the Indonesian Special Economic Zones Commission (SEZC) recently stated that Indonesia will soon add four more SEZs with a total investment of Rp 161 trillion. The four new SEZs are located...
Foreign companies investing in Xindu are not required to pay compensation for foreign workers.
President Joko has allowed businessmen to invest in the new capital (IKN) to recruit foreign workers (TKA), a provision that is regulated by Government Regulation No. 29 of 2024, which deals with licensing attempts, ease of doing business, and ease of investing in businesses within IKN...
2025 Indonesia (APBN) State Budget Planning
Article Data Source: ANTARA-Antara News Agency, Joko's 2025 State Budget Speech Translated by Thousand Islands Enterprise Indonesia's President Joko Widodo presented the draft of Indonesia's 2025 State Budget and Expenditure on Friday, August 16,...
Joko approves four brand new special economic zones in Indonesia
Four new Special Economic Zones (KEKs) proposed by business people this year have been approved by President Joko, namely Edutek Medika Internasional Banten in Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD),...
Indonesia's Trade Minister Says Illegal Imports Task Force Not Targeting Ordinary Businesses
The Minister of Trade (Mendag) confirmed that the regulatory focus of the Working Group on the Regulation of Illegally Imported Goods (Satgas), which applies to import trade procedures, is on importers and/or distributors of illegal goods and is not aimed at retailers or traders in shopping centers. However...
Trade minister says working group focuses on large wholesalers and importers
Trade Minister (Mendag) said the task force (Satgas) that regulates illegal imports has not targeted retailers for processing and they will focus on monitoring the activities of importers, distributors or wholesalers of seven regulated commodities....
Indonesia's policy to crack down on illegal imports will last at least a year
The Director General of Consumer Protection and Orderly Business (PKTN) at the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) said the task force to monitor illegal imports would be valid for one year, and that the government could extend the work period and also add more products if necessary. The ...
Indonesia to rectify illegal imports for half a year, says PDA
Heavy, July 19, Indonesia Minister Hassan announced the official establishment of the rectification of illegal imports of goods task force, effective since July 18, lasted until December 31, 2024, it seems that the rectification action will last almost half a year, so that many do...
