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VAT on E-Commerce : Latest Tax Regulation – PMK No.60/2022

The development of digital technology has created an ecosystem for e-commerce which demonstrates cross-border business transactions, including the sale and purchase of Taxable Goods (BKP) and Taxable Services (JKP). Business entities that have been confirmed as Taxable Businessman (PKP) in Indonesia are bound by Value Added Tax (PPN) regulations for the transfer of BKP and/or … Read more

SW NIHAO Newsletter E.10 – February 2023

E-COMMERCE Business Environment of Online Trading Transactions 01. ACCOUNTING FOR E-COMMERCE E-commerce drives responses from accounting profession. 02. VAT ON E-COMMERCE Newest update in Value Added Tax regulation on e-commerce business. 03. IPO OF E-COMMERCE SECTOR IPO is a rational action for companies in e-commerce sector. 04. PROSPECT OF E-COMMERCE Prospect and contributions e-commerce to … Read more

Enhancing Infrastructure Accountability: An In-Depth Exploration of Infrastructure Companies Audit

Infrastructure is defined as the basic facilities, whether physical or social, of a particular community or area needed for community or organizational activities. In this article, we delve into the crucial realm of infrastructure companies audit, encompassing the evaluation and assessment of various infrastructure projects. These projects encompass a wide range of essential elements, including … Read more

SW NIHAO Newsletter E.9 – January 2023

INFRASTRUCTURE Investment in Infrastructure Projects and its Compliance 01. INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT AND ITS ACCOUNTING TREATMENT Companies engage into infrastructure projects must comply with certain statutory requirement specifically on the applicable accounting standard. Infrastructure projects is covered under the new accounting standard “PSAK 72 Revenue from Contracts with Customers”. 02. AUDIT DEVELOPMENT OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT … Read more

Unleashing the Potential: Enabling Agriculture Companies through Effective Auditing

Agriculture in Indonesia is one of the key sectors within the Indonesian economy. Currently, approximately 30% (thirty percent) of Indonesia’s land area is used for agriculture. The agricultural sector of Indonesia consists of large plantations, either owned by state or private companies, and small-holder production modes, mostly family owned and run by traditional agricultural households. … Read more

SW NIHAO Newsletter E.8 – December 2022

PLANTATION Investment, Reporting, Auditing and Taxation in Agriculture Industry 01. AGRICULTURAL ACCOUNTING PSAK 69 stipulates that biological assets or agricultural products are recognized when they meet several of the same criteria as the criteria for asset recognition. 02. AUDIT OF AGRICULTURE COMPANIES When conducting audit of agricultural companies, auditors are expected to exercise a high … Read more

Unleashing Indonesia’s Economic Potential: Empowering Growth through vat adjustment

In order to increase Indonesia’s sustainable economic growth and support the acceleration of economic recovery, and optimizing state revenues to finance national development independently towards fair Indonesian society, affluent and prosperous, it takes various efforts from the Government to make adjustments to fiscal policy. The ratification of the Law on the Harmonization of Tax Regulations … Read more

Mastering the Derivative Instruments Audit: Best Practices and Strategies

Increasing in the number and use of complex derivative instruments and securities, coupled with the sometimes equally complex accounting guidance, have resulted in changes in the approaches to auditing the financial statements of many entities. For example, evaluating derivative instruments audit evidence related to assertions, frequently requires the use of considerable judgment, particularly for valuation … Read more