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Entering 2026, the Coretax System has fully transformed Indonesia's tax administration landscape, demanding rapid adaptation from all business players. Certified Coretax Professional (CCP) certification is now a mandatory qualification for companies and tax consultants to ensure compliance and efficiency in this digital era.
The Indonesian government is accelerating its program to replace 3kg LPG with Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) in 2026, following successful initial trials in West Java. This move aims to bring energy subsidy efficiency while supporting the transition towards cleaner and more affordable energy for millions of households.
The Ministry of Industry has responded to the closure of PT Samwon Busana Indonesia's Jepara unit and the layoff of hundreds of employees. This incident highlights the challenges facing the national textile industry in 2026, prompting the government to strengthen modernization programs and worker support.
Bandung's Husein Sastranegara Airport is set to fully re-engage domestic flight services starting September 2026, as confirmed by Minister of Transportation Dudy Purwagandhi. This strategic move aims to boost regional connectivity and streamline travel for passengers within Indonesia.
Indonesia's Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) is intensifying its oversight of High-Net-Worth Individuals (HWIs), now with the capability to access bank account data and cryptocurrency assets. Purbaya Yudha Negara, Special Staff to the Minister of Finance, reassures compliant taxpayers, stating this measure aims for tax fairness and transparency in 2026.
PT PGN (Persero) Tbk has clarified the recent explosion incident in an elite residential complex in Medan, affirming its full commitment to investigation and national gas infrastructure safety. The company is investing billions of USD in 2026 for advanced monitoring technology to ensure safety and rebuild public trust.
The Indonesian International Financial Center (PFII) is fully operational in Jakarta by 2026, poised to attract trillions in funds from global conglomerates and investors. Focusing on green, digital, and Islamic finance, the PFII offers competitive incentives to position Indonesia as a leading financial hub in Asia.
Indonesia's Ministry of Industry has forged a strategic partnership with Switzerland and Germany to develop globally standardized industrial human resources. This initiative focuses on mastering Industry 4.0 technologies and sustainability to boost Indonesia's economic competitiveness in 2026 and beyond.
Indonesia's Bioethanol E10 program is fully operational by 2026, marking a significant step towards energy independence and reduced carbon emissions. This initiative boosts the local economy and supports the agricultural sector.