Indonesia Corporate Income Tax (PPh Badan) Skill v1.0

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This skill is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. All outputs must be reviewed and signed off by a licensed Indonesian tax consultant (Konsultan Pajak) before filing or acting upon.

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Section 1 — Quick Reference

Field	Value
Country	Indonesia (Republik Indonesia)
Tax	Corporate Income Tax — PPh Badan (Pajak Penghasilan Badan)
Currency	IDR (USD bookkeeping requires DJP permission)
Tax year	Calendar year by default; FY permitted with DJP approval (Pasal 28 UU KUP)
Primary legislation	UU 36/2008 (UU PPh) as amended by UU 7/2021 (HPP) and UU 11/2020 (Cipta Kerja)
Supporting regulations	PP 55/2022 (UMKM revision); PMK 213/2016 (TP-Doc); PMK 172/2023 (TP implementation); PP 78/2019 (tax allowance); PMK 130/2020 (tax holiday)
Standard rate	22% of taxable income (Pasal 17(1)(b) UU PPh, as amended by UU HPP)
Small-company facility	50% reduction of 22% on the slice of taxable income proportional to the first IDR 4.8B of turnover, for companies with annual turnover ≤ IDR 50B (Pasal 31E). Effective rate on slice: 11%
Listed-company reduction	Extra 3% (19% rate) for public companies meeting Pasal 17(2b) (≥ 40% listed, ≥ 300 parties each < 5%, ≥ 183 days)
Monthly installment	PPh 25 — 1/12 of preceding year's PPh Badan liability after credits
Annual return	SPT Tahunan PPh Badan — Form 1771
Annual deadline	Last day of the 4th month after fiscal year-end (30 April for calendar-year taxpayers) — Pasal 3(3) UU KUP
Payment deadline	Before SPT is filed; PPh 29 (annual underpayment) due before filing
Monthly PPh 25 deadline	15th of the following month (payment); 20th of the following month (reporting if required)
Filing portal	Coretax DJP (from tax year 2025); previously DJP Online / e-Filing
Tax authority	DJP (Direktorat Jenderal Pajak — Directorate General of Taxes), Ministry of Finance
Bookkeeping retention	10 years (Pasal 28(11) UU KUP)
Validated by	Pending — sign-off by a licensed Konsultan Pajak (USKP)
Skill version	1.0

1.1 Conservative Defaults

Ambiguity	Default
Turnover band unknown	> IDR 50B (no Pasal 31E facility)
3M test unclear (mendapatkan, menagih, memelihara)	Not deductible
BIK status unknown	Deductible to company; taxable to recipient (PMK 66/2023)
Related-party status unknown	Treat as related
TP documentation status unknown	Required if revenue > IDR 50B (PMK 213/2016)
Listed-company status unknown	Private (no 3% Pasal 17(2b) reduction)
PPh Final UMKM election unknown	Standard PPh Badan (see id-pph-final-umkm)
Fixed-asset useful life unknown	PMK 96/2009 group rates
Asset purpose unclear	Non-deductible (private use)

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Section 2 — Required Inputs and Refusal Catalogue

2.1 Required Inputs

Minimum viable — Full-year financial statements (income statement, balance sheet), prior-year SPT 1771, and confirmation of (i) turnover band, (ii) listed-company status, (iii) any tax incentive elections.

Recommended — General ledger, fixed-asset register, related-party transactions schedule, PPh 25 payment confirmations, Bukti Potong for PPh 21/22/23/26 credits, prior-year loss carry-forward schedule.

Ideal — Audited statements signed by an Akuntan Publik (KAP), complete fiscal reconciliation, Master/Local File/CbCR if thresholds met, NPWP and KSWP certificates, ratified RUPS minutes.

HARD STOP if minimum is missing. Without financial statements and the prior-year return, no corporate computation may be produced.

2.2 Refusal Catalogue

R-ID-CT-1 — Non-resident / Permanent Establishment (BUT). Resident PTs only. BUT under tax treaty attribution rules is out of scope. Escalate to a Konsultan Pajak.

R-ID-CT-2 — Sector-specific regimes. Banking, insurance, oil & gas (production sharing / cost recovery), mining contract of work, plantation contracts. Out of scope.

R-ID-CT-3 — Group / consolidated reporting. Out of scope.

R-ID-CT-4 — Tax holiday / super-deduction not yet granted. Apply incentives only after KMK / BKPM Decree is in hand. Otherwise compute at standard rate and flag the pending application.

R-ID-CT-5 — Arrears / SKPKB enforcement. Outstanding STP, SKPKB, SKPKBT, or active pemeriksaan. Pasal 9(2a) UU KUP monthly interest applies. Escalate immediately.

R-ID-CT-6 — TP controversy. Related-party disputes or active MAP/APA proceedings. Out of scope.

R-ID-CT-7 — Cross-skill scope. Payroll → id-payroll-pph21. VAT → indonesia-vat. PPh Final UMKM 0.5% → id-pph-final-umkm.

R-ID-CT-8 — Islamic finance (syariah banking, takaful). Specific PSAK Syariah and DJP rulings apply. Out of scope.

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Section 3 — Tier 1 Rules (Standard Computation)

3.1 The 22% Standard Rate

Legislation: Pasal 17(1)(b) UU PPh, as amended by UU 7/2021 (HPP).

Standard corporate income tax rate: 22% of Penghasilan Kena Pajak. In force from fiscal year 2022 (reduced from 25% by UU 2/2020; confirmed by UU HPP).

PPh Badan = 22% × PKP

3.2 The Small-Company Facility — Pasal 31E UU PPh

Legislation: Pasal 31E UU 36/2008 (unchanged by UU HPP); SE-66/PJ/2010 (implementation circular).

Companies with annual gross turnover (peredaran bruto) up to IDR 50,000,000,000 receive a 50% reduction of the 22% rate applied to the slice of taxable income proportional to the first IDR 4,800,000,000 of gross turnover. Effective rate on the facility slice: 11%.

Formula:

Turnover ≤ IDR 4.8B:         PPh Badan = 11% × PKP

IDR 4.8B < Turnover ≤ 50B:   Facility slice    = (4.8B / Turnover) × PKP
                              Non-facility slice = PKP − Facility slice
                              PPh Badan          = 11% × Facility + 22% × Non-facility

Turnover > IDR 50B:           PPh Badan = 22% × PKP   (no facility)

Important: Pasal 31E applies automatically — not a discretionary election. Computed for each fiscal year independently. A company that exits the IDR 50B band loses the facility for that year.

Interaction with PPh Final UMKM 0.5%: Cannot stack — taxpayer elects one regime or the other. PPh Final UMKM is covered in id-pph-final-umkm and is time-limited for PTs (3 years under PP 55/2022). After expiry the PT defaults to standard PPh Badan with Pasal 31E available where eligible.

3.3 Listed-Company Reduction — Pasal 17(2b)

Legislation: Pasal 17(2b) UU PPh; PP 56/2015.

Public companies (perusahaan terbuka / Tbk) listed on IDX (BEI) get an additional 3% reduction (effective 19%) if all of the following are met for at least 183 days in the fiscal year: (1) ≥ 40% of paid-up shares listed and traded on IDX; (2) listed shares held by ≥ 300 parties; (3) each such party holds < 5%; (4) Form X.H.1-6 filed with OJK and DJP.

The 3% reduction stacks with Pasal 31E for the non-facility slice (19% on that slice) but does not further reduce the 11% facility slice.

Conservative default: Treat as private (22%). Reviewer must confirm IDX listing and Form X.H.1-6 filing before applying 19%.

3.4 Taxable Income (Penghasilan Kena Pajak)

PKP = Penghasilan Bruto − Deductible costs (Pasal 6) − Tax loss carry-forward (Pasal 6(2))

Tax losses may be carried forward 5 years from the year the loss arose (Pasal 6(2) UU PPh); pioneer industries can get an extended period under tax holiday rules. Carry-back is not available.

3.5 Fiscal Reconciliation (Rekonsiliasi Fiskal)

PPh Badan is computed from the commercial profit per the audited financial statements, adjusted by: (+) non-deductible expenses under Pasal 9; (+) income previously excluded from book profit but taxable; (−) income subject to final tax (PPh Final, already separately taxed); (−) non-taxable income under Pasal 4(3); (±) timing differences (depreciation, provisions). Reported in SPT 1771 Lampiran I.

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Section 4 — Deductible vs Non-Deductible Expenses

4.1 The 3M Test — Pasal 6 UU PPh

An expense is deductible only if incurred to obtain, collect, and maintain income (untuk mendapatkan, menagih, dan memelihara penghasilan — the "3M" test). Pasal 6(1) lists principal categories:

Category	Reference
Direct/indirect business costs (raw materials, salaries, rent, utilities, interest, royalties, travel, waste)	Pasal 6(1)(a)
Depreciation and amortisation (Pasal 11, 11A)	Pasal 6(1)(b)
Pension contributions to Menkeu-approved funds	Pasal 6(1)(c)
Losses on disposal of business assets	Pasal 6(1)(d)
Forex losses	Pasal 6(1)(e)
Approved domestic R&D	Pasal 6(1)(f)
Scholarship, apprenticeship, training	Pasal 6(1)(g)
Bad debts meeting Pasal 6(1)(h) conditions	Pasal 6(1)(h)
Donations under PP 93/2010 (disaster, R&D, education, sports, social infrastructure)	Pasal 6(1)(i)–(m)

4.2 Non-Deductible Expenses — Pasal 9 UU PPh

The following are not deductible in computing taxable income:

Item	Reference
Profit distributions to shareholders (dividends, share of profit)	Pasal 9(1)(a)
Costs for personal benefit of shareholders / partners / members	Pasal 9(1)(b)
Reserves and provisions, except specific allowances for banks, leasing, insurance, mining reclamation	Pasal 9(1)(c)
Personal life/health/accident insurance premiums (subject to PMK 66/2023 BIK rules)	Pasal 9(1)(d)
Benefits in kind (natura/kenikmatan) — now generally deductible to company, taxable to recipient post-UU HPP / PMK 66/2023	Pasal 9(1)(e)
Excessive payments to shareholders / related parties (TP arm's-length test)	Pasal 9(1)(f)
Gifts and donations except qualifying Pasal 6(1)(i)–(m) and approved zakat	Pasal 9(1)(g)
Income tax itself (PPh Badan, PPh 25, PPh 29)	Pasal 9(1)(h)
Private living expenses of taxpayer or dependents	Pasal 9(1)(i)
Owner salary in sole prop / non-PT entity (does not apply to PT directors)	Pasal 9(1)(j)
Administrative sanctions and criminal fines	Pasal 9(1)(k)

4.3 Benefit-in-Kind Rules — PMK 66/2023

From 1 July 2023, most BIK (natura dan kenikmatan) are deductible to the employer (a reversal of pre-UU HPP) and taxable to the employee through PPh 21 (see id-payroll-pph21).

Exceptions tax-free to the employee under PMK 66/2023: (1) food and beverages provided to all employees; (2) BIK in remote areas per Menkeu Decree; (3) BIK required by the nature of the work (safety equipment, uniforms); (4) APBN/APBD-funded BIK; (5) certain capped categories (religious/sports facilities, employee gifts up to IDR 3,000,000/employee/year).

Conservative default: Treat BIK as deductible to the employer AND taxable to the employee unless an exception clearly applies and is documented.

4.4 Depreciation and Amortisation — Pasal 11 and 11A

Tangible asset groups (PMK 96/2009 as amended):

Group	Useful Life	Straight-Line	Declining-Balance
I (computers, office equipment)	4 years	25%	50%
II (light vehicles, furniture)	8 years	12.5%	25%
III (heavy machinery)	16 years	6.25%	12.5%
IV (construction equipment, ships)	20 years	5%	10%
Buildings — permanent	20 years	5%	n/a
Buildings — non-permanent	10 years	10%	n/a

Intangibles (Pasal 11A): Mirror the four tangible groups; amortise straight-line or declining-balance.

Election: Straight-line vs declining-balance is elected per group and is binding. Land is not depreciated (Pasal 11(7)).

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Section 5 — Tier 2 Catalogue (Reviewer Judgement Required)

5.1 Tax Holiday — PMK 130/2020

Available for: Pioneer industries (industri pionir) — currently 18 sectors including basic metals, oil refining, petrochemicals, machinery, robotics, pharmaceuticals, and digital economy infrastructure.

Benefit: 100% PPh Badan reduction for 5–20 years (depending on investment scale from IDR 100 billion to over IDR 30 trillion), followed by a 50% reduction for 2 transitional years. Application via OSS coordinated with BKPM and DJP; holiday begins at commercial operation start.

Conservative default: Do not apply until the Decree of the Minister of Finance (KMK) is in hand. Reviewer must verify the KMK and commercial operation date.

5.2 Tax Allowance — PP 78/2019

For business fields and regions listed in PP 78/2019 attachments. Benefits: 30% investment allowance over 6 years (5%/year), accelerated depreciation, reduced WHT on dividends to foreign shareholders, extended loss carry-forward up to 10 years.

Conservative default: Apply only after the BKPM Decree is issued.

5.3 Super-Deduction R&D — PMK 153/2020

Up to 300% deduction for qualifying domestic R&D in priority sectors (food, pharma, ICT, materials, transport, defence, energy, electronics). Base 100% is allowed under Pasal 6(1)(f); the additional up to 200% super-deduction requires a KMK.

Conservative default: Apply base 100% only. Apply super-deduction only after KMK is issued.

5.4 Super-Deduction Vocational Training — PMK 128/2019

Additional 100% deduction (200% total) on qualifying vocational training and apprenticeship costs. Requires OSS approval.

5.5 Investment Allowance for Labour-Intensive Industries — PMK 16/2020

60% investment allowance on tangible fixed-asset investment, spread over 6 years (10%/year).

5.6 KEK, Free Trade Zones, Bonded Zones

Special Economic Zones (KEK), Free Trade Zones (Batam, Bintan, Karimun), and Bonded Zones (Kawasan Berikat) carry sector-specific PPh, PPN, PPnBM, and customs facilities under PP 12/2020 and PP 41/2021. Flag to a specialist.

5.7 Director Remuneration Reasonableness

Director / komisaris salaries are deductible if ratified by RUPS, commercially reasonable, and subject to PPh 21 withholding. Excessive remuneration may be reclassified by DJP as a deemed dividend under Pasal 9(1)(f). Flag where remuneration is materially above market.

5.8 Bad Debt Write-Off — Pasal 6(1)(h)

Bad debts are deductible only if (i) recognised in the books, (ii) listed in a schedule submitted to DJP, and (iii) supported by recovery action (newspaper publication, court action, or written debtor acknowledgement). Banks and financial institutions follow separate rules.

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Section 6 — Monthly PPh 25 Installments

Legislation: Pasal 25 UU PPh; PMK 215/2018.

Basic formula:

Monthly PPh 25 = (Prior-Year PPh Badan − Prior-Year Tax Credits) / 12

Creditable prior-year items: PPh 22 (collection by certain parties), PPh 23 (services, royalties), PPh 24 (foreign tax credit). PPh 26 (WHT on payments to non-residents) is generally not creditable to a resident PT.

First-year companies: Estimate using annualised forecast taxable income.

Adjustments: Recalculated each year after the SPT 1771 is filed (new basis from May to April of the following installment year). Mid-year reduction requires DJP approval — up to a 25% reduction is permitted without proof per PMK 215/2018; larger reductions require supporting evidence.

Payment: 15th of the following month, via SSP / billing code through Coretax. No separate monthly SPT generally required.

Late payment: 2% per month, prorated daily, capped at 24 months (Pasal 9(2a) UU KUP).

Conservative default: Pay PPh 25 on time and in full. Do not advise installment reductions without confirmed DJP approval.

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Section 7 — Transfer Pricing

Legislation: Pasal 18 UU PPh; PMK 213/2016 (TP-Doc); PMK 22/2020 (TP general); PMK 172/2023 (implementation of arm's-length principle and dispute resolution, effective 1 January 2024).

7.1 The Arm's-Length Principle — PKKU

Related-party transactions (hubungan istimewa, Pasal 18(4) UU PPh) must apply Prinsip Kewajaran dan Kelaziman Usaha (PKKU) — the Indonesian arm's-length principle. Five OECD methods (CUP, RPM, CPM, TNMM, Profit Split) plus valuation techniques for intangibles.

7.2 Related-Party Definition — Pasal 18(4)

A "special relationship" exists where: (1) one party owns ≥ 25% of the other directly or indirectly, or two parties share ≥ 25% common ownership; (2) one party controls the other through management or technology; (3) blood relations to the second degree or marriage to the first degree.

7.3 Documentation Thresholds — PMK 213/2016

TP documentation is required if any of the following applies in the fiscal year:

Document	Threshold
Master File & Local File	Prior-year gross revenue > IDR 50B; OR related-party tangible-goods transactions > IDR 20B; OR related-party services / interest / royalty / other transactions > IDR 5B per category
CbCR	Ultimate parent of a group with consolidated revenue > IDR 11 trillion (~EUR 750M)
Related parties in preferential regimes (tax rate < 22%)	Documentation required regardless of value

7.4 PMK 172/2023 Key Updates (effective 2024)

Clarifies the ex-ante pricing approach (support pricing at transaction time, not retrospectively); details guidance for intangibles, intra-group services (benefit test), financial transactions, and business restructuring; confirms MAP and APA routes; reinforces secondary adjustments where retained cash is treated as a constructive dividend.

7.5 Filing Mechanics

• Master File / Local File: must exist within 4 months after fiscal year-end; submitted on DJP request during examination; summary statement filed with SPT 1771.
• CbCR: filed within 12 months of fiscal year-end via DJP's CbCR portal.
• TP disclosure: SPT 1771 Lampiran Khusus 3A / 3A-1 / 3A-2 — discloses related-party transactions and methods used.

Conservative default: If revenue > IDR 50B or any PMK 213/2016 threshold is crossed, flag TP documentation as mandatory. Treat undocumented related-party transactions as TP adjustment risk.

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Section 8 — Worked Example: Small PT with Pasal 31E Facility

Facts: PT Sumber Makmur (resident PT, fiscal year 2025 calendar).

• Gross turnover (peredaran bruto): IDR 6,000,000,000.
• Commercial profit before tax: IDR 1,560,000,000.
• Fiscal adjustments: + IDR 30,000,000 non-deductible entertainment (Pasal 9); + IDR 10,000,000 non-deductible private car; − IDR 100,000,000 bank interest already taxed via PPh Final.
• Tax credits: PPh 22 IDR 15,000,000; PPh 23 IDR 25,000,000; PPh 25 paid IDR 80,000,000.

8.1 Taxable income (PKP):

1,560,000,000 + 30,000,000 + 10,000,000 − 100,000,000 = IDR 1,500,000,000

8.2 Apply Pasal 31E. Turnover sits between IDR 4.8B and IDR 50B, so the facility applies to a proportional slice:

Facility slice     = (4,800,000,000 / 6,000,000,000) × 1,500,000,000 = IDR 1,200,000,000
Non-facility slice = 1,500,000,000 − 1,200,000,000                   = IDR   300,000,000

8.3 PPh Badan:

11% × 1,200,000,000 = IDR 132,000,000
22% ×   300,000,000 = IDR  66,000,000
Total PPh Badan      IDR 198,000,000

8.4 PPh 29 (annual underpayment):

198,000,000 − 15,000,000 − 25,000,000 − 80,000,000 = IDR 78,000,000

Pay IDR 78,000,000 before filing SPT 1771, no later than 30 April 2026.

8.5 2026 monthly PPh 25:

(198,000,000 − 15,000,000 − 25,000,000) / 12 = IDR 13,166,667 per month

Effective from the May 2026 installment (January–April 2026 continues on the 2024-based amount until the 2025 SPT is filed).

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Section 9 — Filing and Payment Mechanics

9.1 SPT Tahunan PPh Badan — Form 1771

Section	Content
Induk SPT 1771	Cover page; tax computation summary
Lampiran I	Fiscal reconciliation (commercial → taxable income)
Lampiran II	COGS, operating expenses, depreciation
Lampiran III	Tax credits (PPh 21/22/23/24/25/26)
Lampiran IV	Income subject to final tax / non-taxable reconciliation
Lampiran V	Shareholders, directors, commissioners
Lampiran VI	Equity investments in other companies
Lampiran Khusus 3A series	Related-party transactions disclosure
Lampiran Khusus 1A / 1B	Commercial vs fiscal depreciation/amortisation
Lampiran Khusus 2A	Tax loss carry-forward schedule

9.2 Filing Deadlines

Item	Deadline
SPT 1771 (calendar year)	30 April of the following year
SPT 1771 (non-calendar FY)	Last day of the 4th month after FY-end
Extension request	Up to 2 months under Pasal 3(4) UU KUP, with provisional payment based on reasonable estimate
PPh 29 (annual underpayment)	Before SPT is filed
Monthly PPh 25	15th of the following month

9.3 Filing Portal — Coretax DJP

From tax year 2025, corporate filings transition to Coretax DJP (Core Tax Administration System), the unified DJP platform replacing DJP Online, e-Filing, and legacy e-Faktur. SPT 1771 is filed electronically via Coretax.

9.4 Audit and Statute of Limitations

Standard statute: 5 years from the end of the tax period (Pasal 13 UU KUP); extended up to 10 years for criminal tax fraud. DJP audits (pemeriksaan) are initiated by SP2/SP3 and produce SKPKB (assessment), SKPLB (overpayment), SKPN (nil), or SKPKBT (additional assessment). Administrative interest rates are set monthly by the Menkeu under the UU HPP framework.

9.5 Common Penalty Headings

Infraction	Sanction
Late filing of SPT 1771	IDR 1,000,000 administrative fine (Pasal 7 UU KUP)
Late payment of PPh 25 / PPh 29	Monthly interest per Menkeu rate (~2%/month, capped 24 months) — Pasal 9(2a) UU KUP
SKPKB underpayment	Tax due + monthly interest under UU HPP framework
Incorrect SPT (negligence)	Up to 200% of tax shortfall (Pasal 13(3))
Tax evasion	Imprisonment 6 months–6 years + 2×–4× tax shortfall (Pasal 39 UU KUP)

Conservative default: File on time. Pay PPh 29 before filing. Do not advise on late-filing strategies.

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Section 10 — Conservative Defaults Summary

Item	Default
Turnover band unknown	> IDR 50B (no Pasal 31E facility)
Listed-company status unknown	Private (22%, not 19%)
Tax holiday / allowance unverified	Apply standard rate; flag pending application
Related-party status unknown	Treat as related
TP documentation unknown	Required if > IDR 50B revenue (PMK 213/2016)
BIK treatment unknown	Deductible to company; taxable to recipient (PMK 66/2023)
Expense purpose unclear	Non-deductible (3M test fails)
Asset useful life unknown	PMK 96/2009 group rates
Bookkeeping currency	IDR (USD requires DJP permission)
Tax loss carry-forward	Verify 5-year window per loss year

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Section 11 — Cross-References

Topic	Skill
Payroll withholding (PPh 21)	id-payroll-pph21
PPN / VAT / e-Faktur / PKP	indonesia-vat
Foundation principles	foundation
Intake checklist	intake
PPh Final UMKM 0.5% (alternative regime)	id-pph-final-umkm

When a topic crosses skills (e.g., a PPh 21 BIK question with PPh Badan deductibility impact), address both — load the relevant cross-skill before answering.

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Section 12 — Sources

Primary Legislation

• UU 7/2021 — UU Harmonisasi Peraturan Perpajakan (HPP). Set the 22% rate; reformed BIK treatment.
• UU 36/2008 — UU Pajak Penghasilan (UU PPh). Pasal 6 (deductions), Pasal 9 (non-deductible), Pasal 11/11A (depreciation/amortisation), Pasal 17 (rates), Pasal 17(2b) (listed-company), Pasal 18 (TP), Pasal 25 (installments), Pasal 31E (small-company facility).
• UU 11/2020 — UU Cipta Kerja (Omnibus Law). Reformed dividend exemption and other rules.
• UU 6/1983 as amended — UU KUP (general procedures, deadlines, penalties).
• UU 2/2020 — Emergency law that set the rate reduction trajectory.

Government Regulations (PP)

• PP 55/2022 — Implementation of UU HPP; PPh Final UMKM 0.5% revisions.
• PP 78/2019 — Tax allowance.
• PP 93/2010 — Donations deductibility.
• PP 56/2015 — Listed-company rate reduction.
• PP 12/2020 — KEK Special Economic Zones.

Minister of Finance Regulations (PMK)

• PMK 213/2016 — Transfer pricing documentation (Master/Local File, CbCR thresholds).
• PMK 172/2023 — Arm's-length principle implementation, effective 2024.
• PMK 22/2020 — TP general guidance.
• PMK 96/2009 as amended — Tangible-asset depreciation groups.
• PMK 130/2020 / PMK 11/2020 — Tax holiday.
• PMK 153/2020 — Super-deduction R&D and pioneer industry list.
• PMK 128/2019 — Super-deduction vocational training.
• PMK 16/2020 — Investment allowance for labour-intensive industries.
• PMK 66/2023 — BIK treatment, effective 1 July 2023.
• PMK 215/2018 — Monthly PPh 25 computation and adjustment.

DJP Circulars and Platform

• SE-66/PJ/2010 — Pasal 31E proportional-slice formula.
• PER-22/PJ/2013 as amended — TP documentation form and procedures.
• Coretax DJP — Unified DJP filing platform, replacing legacy DJP Online from tax year 2025.

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PROHIBITIONS

• NEVER apply tax holiday, tax allowance, or super-deduction without a KMK / BKPM Decree in hand.
• NEVER ignore Pasal 31E when turnover ≤ IDR 50B — the facility is automatic.
• NEVER use current-year profit as the PPh 25 basis — installments are prior-year based.
• NEVER include PPh Final income in the PPh Badan computation — reconcile it out.
• NEVER deduct income tax itself (PPh Badan, 25, 29) — Pasal 9(1)(h).
• NEVER deduct dividends — Pasal 9(1)(a).
• NEVER deduct administrative or criminal fines — Pasal 9(1)(k).
• NEVER treat related-party transactions as arm's length without supporting analysis.
• NEVER skip TP documentation when PMK 213/2016 thresholds are crossed.
• NEVER advise late filing or late payment as a strategy — 2%/month surcharge is severe.
• NEVER stack PPh Final UMKM 0.5% with Pasal 31E — they are alternative regimes.
• NEVER apply Pasal 17(2b) 19% rate without confirming the 40%/300-party/<5%/183-day conditions and the X.H.1-6 filing.
• NEVER present figures as definitive — always label as estimates pending reviewer sign-off.

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Disclaimer

This skill and its outputs are for informational and computational purposes only and do not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. All outputs must be reviewed and signed off by a qualified Indonesian Konsultan Pajak (holding a USKP certificate) before filing or acting upon. The latest verified version is maintained at openaccountants.com.

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