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Indonesia’s New Local Content Level Regulation: An Overview

Local Content Level, or Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri – “TKDN”, refers to the proportion of domestic components contained in goods, services, or a combination of both. TKDN plays a central role in
Regulatory Shifts in Indonesia’s Natural Resources Export Proceeds Regime: Current Rules and Outlook

Companies in Indonesia that conduct export activities in certain sectors are required to place their foreign exchange export proceeds (Devisa Hasil Ekspor or “DHE”) within the Indonesian financial
Understanding the EU–Indonesia CEPA: An interview with Carsten Sorensen, EU Delegation in Jakarta

Following the conclusion of negotiations for EU–CEPA, BI spoke with Carsten Sorensen, Head of Trade and Economic Section at the EU Delegation Jakarta, about the deal, its timeline, & expected impact.
Indonesia Reduces Minimum-Paid-Up-Capital Requirement for PT PMAs – A Long Awaited Move Back to Past Openness

October has brought significant changes for international enterprises doing or planning to do business in Indonesia. By means of the Ministry of Investment and Downstream Industry Regulation
Apostillization Requirements for Foreign Documents to be Used in Indonesia and Notarization

As of January 4, 2021, the Indonesian government ratified the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents, dated October 5, 1961 (the “Apostille Convention”),
Legal and Economic Pathways Under the Indonesia–EU CEPA

The Indonesia–European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA), following nearly a decade of negotiations, marks a pivotal development in EU–Indonesia economic relations.

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