Jakarta Legal ID | Insights, Regulations & Compliance
A Shareholder Agreement Indonesia: Governance Rights Without Nominee Ownership approach starts with one distinction: a shareholder agreement can allocate contractual governance rights, but it should not be used to create a hidden owner behind the person recorded as shareholder. Indonesia’s corporate-governance framework is based on Law No. 40 of 2007 on Limited Liability Companies, which […]
Read MoreA company’s registered office and its operational location are not automatically the same thing. The registered office identifies the company at the corporate level, while OSS can also require location data for the specific business activity or project being licensed. For founders and investors researching Registered Office vs Operational Location in Indonesia, the useful question […]
Read MoreA sale and purchase deed Indonesia search can refer to more than one type of transaction. This article deals specifically with the sale and transfer of shares in an Indonesian limited liability company, not a land or property AJB. Indonesia’s share-transfer framework starts with Law No. 40 of 2007 on Limited Liability Companies, which the […]
Read MoreChanging a company address in Jakarta can involve more than editing one address field. The correct process depends first on whether the company is changing its corporate domicile or only its full street address, and then on which AHU, OSS, tax, and licensing records are affected. This guide, How to Change a Company Address in […]
Read MoreA power of attorney Indonesia document allows one person to authorize another person to act on the principal’s behalf. For companies and investors, the most important question is not simply whether a power of attorney exists, but what authority it actually gives, for which transaction, to whom, and under what limitations. The starting rule is […]
Read MoreA RUPS Proxy Indonesia: Shareholder Representation and Voting Rules analysis starts with a clear rule: an Indonesian company shareholder does not always have to attend a General Meeting of Shareholders personally. A shareholder may generally attend and exercise voting rights through an authorized proxy, subject to the shareholder’s voting rights, the Limited Liability Company Law, […]
Read MoreSBU renewal should be treated as a fresh certification-readiness review, not simply as re-uploading documents from the previous application. A construction company should confirm that its certified scope still matches its actual business, and that the evidence supporting its qualification remains current and consistent across the relevant systems. Use this SBU Renewal Checklist for Construction […]
Read MoreA construction company with an existing SBU does not always need the same application when its certificate approaches expiry. Some businesses only need to maintain their current certification, while others want to move into a higher business qualification because their financial capacity, experience, workforce, and project strategy have changed. The practical difference in SBU Renewal […]
Read MoreConstruction business certification is not based only on the company’s legal documents and OSS registration. The competency of the people supporting the construction business also needs to align with the certification scope the company wants to obtain. For contractors and investors reviewing SKK Requirements for SBU, the key distinction is simple: SKK concerns the competency […]
Read MoreLKPM, or Laporan Kegiatan Penanaman Modal, is Indonesia’s Investment Activity Report. It is used to report investment realization and the fulfillment of investment obligations through the Online Single Submission system. For companies handling LKPM reporting Jakarta, the first step is to determine the company’s business scale, project status, registered activities, and applicable reporting period. LKPM […]
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