Closing a company: dissolution, liquidation, NPWP removal, and closing OSS and BPJS

We plan the closure: GMS resolution and liquidator, announcements, creditor period, final tax returns and NPWP removal, OSS and BPJS closure, and the final record with the Ministry of Law, so directors are not left with open duties.

IDR 25.000.000One time

For: PT and PT PMA owners closing a dormant or failed company, groups restructuring, and foreign investors exiting Indonesia.

What we need from you

  • Deed and latest articles

    GMS resolution

  • Final accounts and tax returns

    Tax clearance

  • List of creditors and debtors

    Liquidation

  • Employee list

    Termination and BPJS

  • Licences in OSS

    Revocation

What we discuss

  • Are there debts, employees or assets left?

    Shapes the liquidation plan

  • Is the company VAT registered?

    PKP revocation step

  • Are there open tax audits or refunds?

    Can delay NPWP removal

  • Are there expatriates with KITAS or an RPTKA?

    Permits must be cancelled before closure

What we file

  • GMS resolution and appoint liquidator

  • Announce and notify Ministry of Law

  • Final returns and NPWP removal request

  • Close OSS licences, LKPM and BPJS

What you get

  • Liquidation plan and timeline

  • NPWP removal decision

  • Ministry record of end of legal entity

The law

  • Art 142 to 152, Law 40/2007 on Limited Liability Companies (UUPT), as amended by Law 6/2023: Dissolution by GMS resolution or other grounds is followed by liquidation; the liquidator announces it and creditors have 60 days to claim Source
  • Art 2, Law 6/1983 on General Provisions and Tax Procedures (KUP Law), as last amended by Law 6/2023: Every taxpayer must register for an NPWP; for resident individuals the NIK serves as the NPWP (Art 2(1a)) Source
  • Art 286, BKPM Regulation 5/2025: LKPM is filed quarterly by medium and large businesses by the 15th after each quarter and half yearly by small businesses; micro businesses are exempt Source
  • Art 14 and 15, Law 24/2011 on BPJS: Every person, including a foreigner working at least 6 months in Indonesia, must join; employers must register their workers and pay contributions Source

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