The Bali Provincial Government is now collecting a foreign tourist tax of IDR 150,000 (~ US$9.59) from foreign tourists intending to visit Bali.

FIHRRST proudly took part in the recent ‘HackCorruption’ Event, uniting changemakers from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, in Kuala Lumpur from February 22nd to 25th, hosted by the Accountability Lab, the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement at the U.S. Department of State, and the USAID Countering Transnational Corruption Grand Challenge for Development.

The Hari Raya Allowance (THR) must be given to employees of every company in Indonesia ahead of the Christmas or Idul Fitri religious holidays.

The Indonesian economy is predicted to continue experiencing significant growth in 2024, strengthened by the rapid development of the digital economy, which will reach USD 110 billion in 2025, according to the 'e-Conomy' SEA 2023 report. This is good news for the country’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as e-commerce has many ways to develop their businesses and enable them to penetrate the global market.

If your company has trouble finding qualified employees, managing costs, and addressing HR-related issues, alleviate these challenges by starting the new year with Moores Rowland Bali as your strategic talent management partner. Moores Rowland Bali’s suite of business services are designed to propel your company toward success across a variety of sectors, and address the many urgent needs of businesses in Bali's competitive market.

The corporate tax season is rapidly approaching. The time is now to make sure your business is on the right side of the tax office when it comes to filing. Especially if your firm will be transfer pricing inter-company sales, fees, costs or deductible expenses. While it often faces scrutiny for potential abuse, when implemented transparently and ethically by Moores Rowland Indonesia, transfer pricing offers a range of benefits that contribute to the efficiency and success of multi-party businesses.

The Automatic Exchange of Information (AEoI) system, which has been in place for taxpayers in Indonesia for about five years. Since 2018 the Indonesian Ministry of Finance Directorate General of Taxes introduced the application of this system to exchange tax information with other countries. Through the AEoI system, there is the potential to increase tax revenues from income tax (PPh) articles 25 and 29 for individuals (OP). This exchange of international tax data also involves the Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) in its regulations.

In many countries, owning property as a foreigner can be a bit of a bureaucratic challenge, but Indonesia seems to be changing the game.

Moores Rowland Indonesia has a stellar reputation for our outstanding track record in assisting businesses in their growth journey.