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Get assistance from experts with a decade of experience in assisting international business owners expanding into Indonesia.
Avoid any bureaucratic complexity when closing your company by engaging with our experienced legal advisors.
What type of legal entities should you choose to register a company in Indonesia? We can assist you in choosing which is the best one to grow your business.
To help businesses survive during this unfortunate time, InCorp provides corporate recovery in Indonesia and insolvency services.
Granting an environmental permit in Indonesia needs an Environmental Impact Analysis (AMDAL) in advance.
Obtaining property & land ownership in Indonesia offers some challenges for foreigners. However, buying property in Indonesia is attainable with specific resources and documents.
Recent regulatory changes have a knock-on effect on Indonesia's Merger & Acquisition landscape. Check on how we can navigate you through your M&A in Indonesia.
InCorp provides Virtual Office services Indonesia in various locations: Jakarta, Bali, Semarang, Surabaya, and Batam.
Business process outsourcing in Indonesia is a viable option to streamline bureaucratic complexities that hurdle your business expansion objectives.
InCorp offers a complete range of accounting service Indonesia, from tax reporting to auditing.
With professional financial audit services from InCorp, you can ensure all accounting activities are accurately recorded and compliant with Indonesian regulations.
Using an Employer of Record service to set your roots in Indonesia opens the doors to new opportunities in the country.
Financial and Operational Resilience services from InCorp are developed to support businesses and help them survive during this difficult time.
Payroll services in Indonesia are a practical solution to avoid unnecessary complexities while you focus on growing your business.
Using a recruitment agency in Indonesia will help you hire the best candidates for your company, saving you time and money.
Tax consulting in Indonesia are the shortcuts to fulfill the administrative obligations with high accuracy and in a timely manner.
The Indonesian government promotes tax holidays as one of the fiscal incentives to attract major foreign direct investment in Indonesia.
Operating businesses in Indonesia, entrepreneurs must comply with the regulations accordingly, especially concerning taxes.
Immigration in Indonesia is one of the strictest and most complex processes due to its ever-changing regulations. InCorp provides a seamless experience in obtaining your stay and work permits.
Avoid any hassles by engaging with an experienced visa agent in Indonesia.
A dependent visa Indonesia is a document that allows foreigners to bring their family while settling down in the country.
Investor KITAS Indonesia is a stay permit that offers many benefits to investors that invest in the country.
Overseas Visas are required for Indonesians who are planning to stay abroad for an extended period of time.
KITAP is a permanent stay visa for foreigners who have intentions to stay in Indonesia.
Foreign retirees often find their plans stuck due to the complex visa application process. InCorp helps expedite the process.
Obtaining a social visa is daunting if you are not familiar with the country’s complex bureaucratic processes. Consult with us for a seamless Indonesian visa application experience.
Foreigners married to an Indonesian citizen are eligible for a spouse-sponsored KITAS.
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Expedite your Indonesian work permit application process by engaging with a trusted visa agent.
All imported goods must obtain permission granted by specific governing bodies prior to entering the local market.
Learn more about the cosmetic product registration services in Indonesia.
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Learn how to go through halal certification in Indonesia directly from experts successfully.
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An Importer of Record in Indonesia is a legal service that enables companies to import products into Indonesia, through an import partner.
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Register a trademark is necessary to avoid legal issues in the future. InCorp can help you with Trademark Registration services in Indonesia.
Compliance is one of the most challenging parts of business overseas, especially in a country packed with complex bureaucratic processes such as Indonesia.
Updating business documents to align with your company’s growth can be a hassle.
Due Diligence services are needed to assess the credibility of the company or partner you wish to work with or acquire in Indonesia
From Company Regulations to Employment Agreement Drafting, Employment law services from InCorp will help you to compliance with employment policy in Indonesia.
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Transfer Pricing in Indonesia occurs when a company performs an internal transaction within the same business group or its subsidiaries
InCorp's transfer pricing advisory services in Indonesia are marked by the objective to support our clients' business needs.
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As the market-entry consulting firm in Indonesia, InCorp provides a wide range of customized solutions to ease the business incorporation process.
Both natural and legal persons are entitled to open a bank account in Indonesia. Find out how to open a bank account in Indonesia, here.
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InCorp can help foreigners to get the driving license in Indonesia, whether SIM A or SIM C. Check out the requirements and the procedure, here.
IMEI Registration in Indonesia is necessary to ensure telecommunication devices from abroad can function properly in Indonesia.
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With the clean energy transition accelerating globally, what will happen to the coal power plant business in the future? During Indonesia’s year-long leadership of the Group of Twenty (G20), energy transformation was one of the primary issues discussed by the major economies.
To minimize carbon emissions and promote sustainable development, Indonesia has pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 29% independently and 41% with international collaboration by 2030. The Indonesian government requires strong backing from state-owned businesses, private businesses, and foreign organizations to meet its goal of reducing carbon emissions.
According to John Riady, Group CEO of Lippo Karawaci and Executive Director of Lippo Group, the nation should continue to prioritize the energy transition while addressing the harmful effects of the COVID-19 outbreak during the past two years.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo highlighted Indonesia’s capacity to produce 418GW of renewable energy during the B20 launch earlier this year. He stated that his administration is getting ready to retire up to 5.5GW of coal power plant production.
The act is done while cautiously examining how this transition may negatively affect the lives of Indonesian citizens in a country where up to 60% of the energy mix is coal.
The implications for concerned parties are another consideration in the switch from coal to renewable energy. Companies like Enel and EDP have transformed their assets from coal power plants to renewables. This covers the effects on those living in the towns constructed around coal power plants and those employed directly.
The transition must consider converting coal power facilities to renewable ones, especially the advantages and benefits of coal power plants to social conditions. These consist of substations, synchronous condensers, generators, and land space.
Decommissioning coal-fired power stations is a goal of this initiative. Enel and EDP have spent the last ten years switching from thermal to renewable energy. Enel’s repurposing strategy emphasizes collaboration with regional stakeholders at every stage of the procedure and the complete retention of all non-retiring personnel.
Circularity is another crucial issue. Enel wants to repurpose as many essential parts of the coal power plant as possible while minimizing trash. The dedication of Enel extends beyond its personnel. It aids suppliers in company transformation and workforce retraining for a changed operational model.
The acceleration of the clean energy transition is difficult for many nations, including Indonesia. Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Indonesia’s finance minister, repeatedly indicated that the nation’s need for power is continuing to rise along with the need to lower carbon dioxide or CO2 levels.
She claimed that money is required to achieve zero carbon emissions. Through renewable energy resources and system modernization, the long-term U.S.-Indonesia relationship will be accelerated by the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) by PLN President Director Darmawan Prasodjo and USAID Mission Director Jeff Cohen.
Under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources’s direction, cooperation is a component of USAID’s aid to Indonesia. Utilizing this MOU, USAID will help Indonesia develop workable decarbonization plans for the power sector, such as the early retirement of coal power plants, and identify incentives to boost renewable energy investments to advance a potential just energy transition partnership. This would support the Indonesian government’s ambition to achieve net zero emissions by 2060 or earlier, in line with the Paris Agreement.
One way to stop depending on coal power plants is to invest in the development of renewable power plants such that there will be a shift in reliance. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) declared that it would no longer provide financing for coal-fired power facilities.
This statement came when other major players, notably Japan and South Korea, made comparable promises. Given the volume of coal used in Southeast Asia each year, such a shift in policy would be significant if implemented.
Because of Indonesia’s significantly distinct structure for energy production and delivery, a new strategy is needed. Refinancing proposals made to coal-fired IPPs in Indonesia will have far less of an impact on coal use there than in the Philippines since there is less room for privatization. With the ongoing initiative, Indonesia is a potential investment destination for doing business.
Instead, any move to sustainable energy in Indonesia needs the support of a state-owned company – PT PLN, which dominates the country’s electrical industry and doesn’t follow the same business principles as a private enterprise. In contrast to commercial power companies in the Philippines,
PLN is not required to pay its shareholder, the Indonesian government, a cash dividend. However, they are under strict instructions per the recently enacted Presidential Regulation No. 112 in the Year 2022 to accelerate the termination of coal-fired power plants operation in Indonesia.
Companies needing assistance with business licensing or company registration may reach InCorp Indonesia (formerly Cekindo) for further inquiries
An expert for more than 10 years, Pandu Biasramadhan, has an extensive background in providing top-quality and comprehensive business solutions for enterprises in Indonesia and managing regional partnership channels across Southeast Asia.