In the investment world, Return on Investment (ROI) is not only determined by asset performance, but also by how efficient the tax structure is. In Indonesia, following the implementation of the Job Creation Law and harmonization of tax regulations, the investment tax landscape has undergone significant changes. Investors are now required to understand instruments such as Final Income Tax on dividends, capital gains tax, as well as the utilization of Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) for foreign investors.
Akasia Capital emphasizes that tax planning is not about avoidance, but rather optimization. For example, the choice of entity structure (such as PT PMA vs. Collective Investment Contract) can provide substantial tax burden differences. In addition, the Indonesian government offers various incentives such as Tax Holiday and Tax Allowance for strategic sectors. With in-depth research and strict compliance, investors can turn tax liabilities into a competitive advantage that increases the net value of their portfolio over the long term.
