Services · Foreign Investment
Statutory Audit and Accounting for PT PMA in Indonesia
Audit, bookkeeping, and annual reporting for foreign-owned companies (PT PMA) in Jakarta, Batam, Bali, Karawang, Surabaya, Morowali, and across Indonesia. Coordinated in English, Mandarin on request.
When a PT PMA Needs an Audit
- Required by Article 68 of the Company Law when assets or revenue reach IDR 50 billion, or for regulated activities.
- Required by the parent company for group consolidation.
- Requested by banks, investors, or tender committees.
- Supporting the annual report that must be approved by the GMS, notarised, and filed through SABH (Permenkum 49/2025).
Our Team
| Role | Who |
|---|---|
| Coordinator | Dr. (C) Ananta W. Sasongko, S.E., M.S.A., Ak., CPA, CTT, FMVA, FPAP |
| Bookkeeping and financial statements | KJA Farhani, licensed accounting services firm |
| Statutory audit | KAP DHN & Rekan, licensed by the Minister of Finance, registered with OJK, member of PA Global |
For the same company, the preparer of the financial statements and the auditor are always separate parties.
How We Work
- Short call to define scope, reporting framework, and deadline.
- Documents shared through a secure folder; field visit only for inventory and asset observation.
- Fixed fee agreed upfront in the engagement letter.
Pertanyaan Umum
Is every PT PMA required to be audited?
Not automatically. The Company Law requires an audit when assets or revenue reach IDR 50 billion or for certain activities, but parents, banks, and investors often require one regardless.
Can you report in English?
Yes. Financial statements and audit reports can be issued in Indonesian and English.
Do you serve companies outside Jakarta?
Yes. We serve clients across Indonesia remotely, with scheduled field visits.
Penulis
Dr. (C) Ananta W. Sasongko, S.E., M.S.A., Ak., CPA, CTT, FMVA, FPAP
CFO dan Direktur Keuangan, ex-EY. Certified Public Accountant (IAPI), FMVA® dan FPAP™ (CFI). Kandidat doktor ilmu akuntansi.
