PT PMA (Foreign-Owned Company)
100% foreign-owned Indonesian company. Required for most business activities. Minimum paid-up capital varies by sector ($70K-$1.2M). Full legal entity with work permits.
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PT PMA company setup, regulations, investment requirements, and practical tips for Dubai entrepreneurs going to Bali.
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Indonesia has a territorial-becoming-worldwide tax system. PT PMA companies pay 22% corporate tax on net profits. Personal income tax for KITAS holders is progressive: 5% on first IDR 60M up to 35% above IDR 5B. VAT of 11% applies to most goods and services. While not "tax-free" like Dubai, the dramatically lower cost base means your effective tax burden relative to lifestyle is often comparable or better.
Yes. If you maintain your Dubai entity and work remotely, you don't need an Indonesian company. Use a Digital Nomad Visa or Second Home Visa. Ensure your Dubai visa/company status is properly maintained.
Varies by sector. General trading: $70K paid-up capital. Tourism: $70K-$150K. Technology: $70K. Some sectors have higher requirements. The investment must be demonstrated via bank deposit.
PT PMA companies must comply with Indonesian labor law: minimum wage, social security (BPJS), annual leave, and severance provisions. Use a local accountant familiar with expat businesses.
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