Indonesia Stock Exchange reviews tax incentives for listed companies
The review examines four pillars of tax incentives, including a 3 per cent corporate income tax rate reduction for qualifying issuers.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) has completed a study with tax consultancy PT Dimensi International Tax (DDTC) assessing how effectively tax incentives support listed companies, its president director Jeffrey Hendrik said on 2 November 2026.
Speaking at the launch of Go Public Academy for SME at the BEI building, Jeffrey said the assessment covered four pillars of tax incentives. Listed companies meeting specified criteria and requirements qualify for a 3 per cent reduction in their corporate income tax rate, he said.
Jeffrey said he hoped the findings would make the capital market more attractive to prospective and existing issuers while helping strengthen corporate governance. He cited PT Trimegah Karya Pratama Tbk. (UVCR) as a company that had used the tax incentives and moved from the acceleration board to the development board.
He added that BEI aimed to support companies from their early stages as they grew. Its focus extended beyond increasing IPO numbers to developing public companies with strong fundamentals, sound governance, competitiveness and sustainability, he said.
