Tax Residency in Indonesia: What Every Expat and KITAS Holder Needs to Know

Most expats in Indonesia have one assumption locked in: "I'm not here long enough to be a tax resident." That assumption is wrong more often than it should be — and when the DJP (Direktorat Jenderal Pajak) disagrees with you, the consequences show up at SPT season or, worse, at Imigrasi when you try to renew your KITAS.

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