Indonesian Statutory Obligations
PMA companies must meet Indonesian financial reporting and tax obligations, including annual tax returns, Indonesian-language accounting records, and audit under applicable standards.
International Clients
KAP Halim Wijaya provides audit, tax compliance, accounting, financial reporting, and business advisory services to foreign-invested and foreign-owned companies in Indonesia — in Bahasa Indonesia, English, and 中文.
Why a Local KAP Matters
Operating in Indonesia means being subject to Indonesian tax regulations, accounting standards, and reporting requirements — which differ significantly from the legal framework of your home jurisdiction.
PMA companies must meet Indonesian financial reporting and tax obligations, including annual tax returns, Indonesian-language accounting records, and audit under applicable standards.
All tax obligations are communicated and filed with the Directorate General of Tax (DJP) in Bahasa Indonesia. Practical familiarity with DJP procedures is essential.
Accounting records must conform to Indonesian Financial Accounting Standards (PSAK) or SAK ETAP — not directly to IFRS or foreign GAAP, though reconciliation packages can be prepared.
PMA companies, public companies, and entities exceeding certain thresholds are required to have financial statements audited by a licensed Indonesian public accountant.
Indonesian subsidiary reports often need to be aligned with group reporting standards — including IFRS adjustments, currency translation, and consolidation packages for the parent company.
Based in Batam, we have direct familiarity with the Free Trade and Free Port Zone framework, including VAT/PPN treatment and BP Batam reporting requirements for FTZ-registered businesses.
Who We Serve
Whether you are establishing a new operation in Indonesia, managing an existing subsidiary, or coordinating reporting with an overseas parent — we have direct familiarity with your situation.
Foreign-owned companies operating in Indonesia through a locally registered legal entity incorporated under BKPM/OSS.
Companies headquartered in Singapore or Malaysia with Indonesian subsidiaries, manufacturing operations, or trading activities.
Companies from China, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, and Indonesian Chinese-owned businesses requiring Mandarin-language professional services.
International groups with entities in multiple countries who need consolidated reporting from their Indonesian operations.
Our Services
We provide an integrated suite of services designed for the needs of foreign companies operating in Indonesia — from routine compliance to cross-border reporting coordination.
Annual financial statement audits by a licensed public accountant, including mandatory PMA audits and PSAK-based audits with IFRS reconciliation packages for group reporting purposes.
Preparation and filing of annual corporate tax returns, VAT/PPh obligation management, withholding tax compliance, and communication and correspondence with the Directorate General of Tax (DJP).
Monthly Bahasa Indonesia bookkeeping under PSAK, bank reconciliations, monthly financial reports, and preparation of reporting packages for group finance teams.
Full financial statement preparation, PSAK-to-IFRS reconciliation, consolidation packages in the functional currency, and annual reports for parent company use.
Guidance on PMA establishment, business licensing, ownership structure arrangements, and compliance reviews for existing Indonesia operations.
Language Capability
Legal documents, financial reports, and DJP correspondence must be in Bahasa Indonesia — but we can support you in the language you work in.
Official Regulatory Language
All legal and tax documents are prepared in Bahasa Indonesia. We ensure that bookkeeping, tax returns, DJP correspondence, and financial statements meet applicable language requirements.
International Working Language
Communication, reporting, and technical explanations are available in English for management teams, head offices, and international parent companies.
Language for Chinese-Speaking Clients
Advisory conversations, document explanations, and client meetings can be conducted in Mandarin for clients from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, or the Indonesian Chinese community.
Note: Official documents submitted to Indonesian authorities remain in Bahasa Indonesia as required by applicable law.
Cross-Border Coordination
Indonesian subsidiaries often need to submit reports in two different formats: under Indonesian standards for local compliance, and under group standards for global consolidation. We help manage both.
Indonesian financial statements are prepared under PSAK. We can prepare the adjustments and disclosures required to make them usable in IFRS reporting at the group level.
Indonesian operational reports are typically in Rupiah (IDR). We support translation to the group reporting currency — USD, SGD, CNY, or others — with relevant exchange difference explanations.
We can prepare structured reporting packages to the parent template — covering balance sheets, income statements, cash flows, and required consolidation notes.
We are accustomed to working alongside international group auditors performing component audit procedures on Indonesian operations, including providing required documentation and confirmations.
Professional Confidentiality
Public accountants in Indonesia are bound by confidentiality obligations under the IAPI Code of Ethics and applicable law. This is not an internal company policy subject to change — it is a legal and professional ethics requirement binding on every member.
For further questions about confidentiality, data handling, or specific client arrangements, please contact us directly.
Initial consultations are available in Bahasa Indonesia, English, or 中文. Contact us to discuss your company's specific requirements.