Tax & Accounting

Lets Move Group's Reliable Partner in Streamlining Property Tax Compliance in Indonesia

Ease of Tax Reporting in Indonesia

Our official partners at Tax-Indo have collectively decades of experience in tax and accounting matters and help hundreds of people with their monthly and annual tax reporting throughout Jakarta and Bali.

Their knowledgeable team and cost-effective pricing solutions mean they are the ideal partner for anyone who needs assistance with their financial needs.

What makes Tax-Indo so unique is their dedication to leading their industry and they do so by offering free, no obligation consultations, paired with a complete transparent policy. All the prices for their tax and accounting services can be found on their website, which means their customers can identify the solution to their needs, without hidden surprises.

They offer a variety of useful services that assist both foreigners and Indonesians, check out some of their most popular services!

Lets Move Indonesia has offices across Jakarta and Bali and offers free, no-obligation consultations, so if you or anyone you know has questions about foreigners applying for visas for Indonesia, make sure you check them out!

Disclaimer: The information provided on this website pertains to general information only and does not promote any government document services of The Republic of Indonesia, including but not limited to business identifiers, health and welfare assistance programmes and benefits, unclaimed tax rebates, electronic travel visas and authorisations or passports. 

The Lets Move Group makes no representation or warranties of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. Please consult with a qualified legal or tax professional for specific advice.

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Primary Property

Interest Rate

Floating Rate

Primary Mortage

Rate information

Interest rate is 4.7% fixed for the first 3 years, after that, the rate will move to a floating rate (currently 11%)

Requirements

  • Permanent employee/self-employed for at least 1 year in the same company/total 2 years of work
  • Professional/Businessman working for at least 2 years in the same field
  • At least 18 years old or married

General Personal Requirements

  • Photocopy of husband’s / wife’s ID card (if married)
  • Photocopy of Family Card
  • Copy of Marriage Certificate (if married)
  • Photocopy of Tax ID Number of Applicant
  • Salary Slip / Certificate of Income for the last 1 month original
  • Photocopy of 3 months bank statements
  • Developer’s House Booking Letter / Broker’s Cover Letter

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