On Tuesday 6 October 2026 the DPR passed the Labour Protection Law (Undang-Undang Pelindungan Ketenagakerjaan) in plenary, with all factions in favour. It runs to 23 chapters and 313 articles and is the new labour law the Constitutional Court called…
The Ministry of Law’s Directorate General of General Legal Administration (AHU) has said that administrative sanctions for companies that have not reported their annual general meeting of shareholders (RUPS Tahunan), the meeting that approves the annual report, start in November…
The next LKPM deadline is Thursday 15 October 2026, for the third quarter (July to September). It is one of four each year, and since BKPM Regulation 5 of 2025 came into force on 2 October 2025 the rules for…
A PT PMA does not close by being ignored. This is the single most expensive misunderstanding in the post-incorporation life of a foreign-owned company in Indonesia, because the assumption behind it is reasonable and the consequence of it is not.…
Under KBLI 2020, one code covered most of what a property company in Bali might do. Owning a villa, renting it out, managing someone else’s, holding land for development, all of it sat under 68111. Under KBLI 2025 that single…
The recent Bali case brought two technical points into focus for foreign founders here: a PT PMA is only authorized to do what its KBLI covers, activated in OSS with the right Sertifikat Standar; and a KITAS only authorizes what the KITAS type says it does. What proper setup looks like for a community-driven activity.
Miss the RUPS and the annual report, and director changes, KITAS renewals and licence amendments all stall. Why it stopped being ignorable.
What it is, when it's due, and what happens if you skip it.