Indonesia to Audit Non-Repatriated Overseas Funds in 2027 as IIFC Offers 0% Tax for 50 Years
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Updated · news.ddtc.co.id · Jul 23
Indonesia to Audit Non-Repatriated Overseas Funds in 2027 as IIFC Offers 0% Tax for 50 Years
1 articles · Updated · news.ddtc.co.id · Jul 23
Summary
Early 2027 is when Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa says tax audits will begin on overseas funds that Indonesians still have not repatriated after this year.
Until end-2026, the government will watch fund movements while offering incentives to bring money home, including BPI Danantara’s Patriot Bond and Merah Putih Bond.
The new Indonesian International Financial Centre is central to that push, with implementing rules set to offer a 0% income-tax facility for as long as 50 years.
Law 4/2023, amended by Law 4/2026, also shields purchases of special securities from criminal and civil action and bars related data from being used as a tax base or court evidence.
Purbaya said Indonesians’ offshore assets—often parked in tax havens and partly tied to the shadow economy—could be substantial, making repatriation and foreign inflows a major target for the IIFC.