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Regulations 1 year ago

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Foreign firms wary of more red tape from potential cabinet expansion

Talks of a potential cabinet expansion under the incoming government has left foreign businesses and experts leery of more red tape that could hamper Indonesia's ease of doing business as a result of unnecessary complexities in both regulatory and interinstitutional coordination.

Academia 1 year ago

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Indonesian sovereign wealth fund should be politically independent

Building infrastructure, however, is costly and risky as it requires huge capital and might be unprofitable.

Economy 4 years ago

World Bank aims to replace canceled 'Doing Business' report in two years

World Bank chief economist Carmen Reinhart said the new report would be more transparent about underlying methodologies.

Business 4 years ago

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Govt promises quicker procedures, greater ease for business

The government is expecting the number of days it takes to register a firm to fall to 2.5 days in the World Bank’s 2022 ease of doing business (EODB) report from 10 days in the 2020 report.

Opinion 5 years ago

Ease of doing business through legalization of documents

The several steps for legalization at different institutions can be pooled at a single office to help customers settle their business smoothly.

Opinion 5 years ago

After the pandemic, tax and investment policy for growth

Combined with the regulatory reform efforts of the new Job Creation Law, a growth-friendly tax policy is expected to help Indonesia in particular recover more quickly.

Business 5 years ago

Pompeo praises Indonesia’s reform effort to cut red tape

US Secretary hopes Indonesia can eliminate corruption and increase transparency in the business sector.

Opinion 5 years ago

Indonesia must tread carefully in considering new digital tax

Together with improvements on ease of doing business and cutting bureaucratic red tape, a harmonized tax regime will amply serve President Jokowi in achieving his vision to boost job creation and attract new foreign investment.