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Indonesia Compliance Calendar Template

Every recurring filing an Indonesian company owes, on one page, with the dates that actually matter and the penalty for missing each one.

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Almost no compliance penalty in Indonesia comes from a company trying to cut corners. It comes from a recurring date that nobody owned. The obligations below are the standard cycle for a PT or PT PMA; copy them into whatever your team already lives in, assign a name to each line, and the problem largely disappears.

Every month

Deadlines fall on the month after the period being reported. If a deadline lands on a weekend or public holiday it moves to the next working day.

TaxWhat it coversPay byFile by
PPh 21Employee income tax withheld from payroll15th20th
PPh 23Withholding on services, rent, royalties and interest15th20th
PPh 26Withholding on payments to non-residents15th20th
PPh 4(2)Final tax (rent of land and buildings, construction, and similar)15th20th
PPh 25Monthly corporate income tax instalment15thNo separate return
PPN (VAT)Output less input VAT for the periodEnd of monthEnd of month

Quarterly and annually

  1. Quarterly
    LKPM investment activity report

    Filed through OSS for the preceding quarter, due 10 January, 10 April, 10 July and 10 October. Applies to PT PMA and to companies still in the quarterly reporting phase.

  2. 31 March
    Annual individual tax return (SPT Tahunan Orang Pribadi)

    Every NPWP holder files, including foreign employees who are Indonesian tax residents. Directors and shareholders are frequently the ones who forget this one.

  3. 30 April
    Annual corporate tax return (SPT Tahunan Badan)

    Due four months after the fiscal year closes, so 30 April for a calendar-year company. Needs the financial statements finished first, which is why a clean monthly close matters.

  4. Annual
    Annual company report through AHU

    Under Minister of Law Regulation No. 49 of 2025 every PT and PT PMA files an annual report through the AHU system, including financial statements approved in a GMS and formalised in a notarial deed.

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What missing one costs

Late monthly VAT returnIDR 500,000
Other late monthly returnsIDR 100,000
Late annual individual returnIDR 100,000
Late annual corporate returnIDR 1,000,000
Late payment (any tax)Monthly interest at the Ministry of Finance rate

Administrative fines are the visible cost. The larger one is an SP2DK or an audit triggered by a pattern of late or mismatched filings.

Five rules that make the calendar work

01One owner per line, by name

Not “finance”. A department cannot be chased; a person can. Every row in your calendar gets a named owner and a named backup.

02Work to an internal date, not the legal one

Set your internal deadline three to five working days before the statutory date. Filing on the deadline leaves no room for a Coretax outage or a missing invoice.

03Close the books monthly

The annual return is only as fast as your bookkeeping. Companies that reconcile every month file in April; companies that do not spend April reconstructing the year.

04Reconcile VAT against Coretax before filing

Since 2025 Coretax matches monthly returns against issued VAT invoices automatically and flags mismatches. Catch discrepancies before the system does.

05Re-check the calendar when the business changes

New KBLI, first foreign hire, crossing the VAT registration threshold or opening a branch all add obligations that were not there last quarter.

General information, not tax or legal advice. Your exact obligations depend on your KBLI, turnover, VAT status, headcount and sector, and the rules change. viskal confirms the specifics for your company before anything is filed.

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