Legal Framework
From The Report: Indonesia 2019
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This chapter examines the legal system of Indonesia, focusing on the issuance of Regulation No. 24 on Electronic Integrated Business Licensing Services. Under this regulation, a single online submission system was created to streamline the licensing process, combining licences for various regional and national institutions across a range of business sectors under one electronic system, and merging several licences into one. This chapter also contains a viewpoint from Teguh Maramis, Senior Partner, Lubis Santosa & Maramis.

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Overview

Streamlined service: Upgrades to the business-licensing framework aim to make the process more efficient and user friendly
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Fulfilling its commitment to simplify business licences in order to foster investment, in June 2018 the government issued Regulation No. 24 on Electronic Integrated Business Licensing Services (GR 24). GR 24 follows the 2017 Regulation No. 91 on Acceleration of Doing Business. Referred to as the online single submission (OSS) system, it introduces an ICT-based business-licensing system that integrates processes of obtaining licences from different government institutions. The OSS is essentially…

Viewpoint

Inviting investors: Teguh Maramis, Senior Partner, Lubis Santosa & Maramis, on developing legislation to optimise inward investment
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Viewpoint:Teguh Maramis Indonesia has been identified as one of Asia’s upcoming economies for quite some time. The political reforms of 1998 and the legislation of economic policies and business incentives that followed have brought us closer to that expectation, and the current administration has aimed to go further by bolstering foreign direct investment (FDI). In order to streamline the investment process, the government established the online submission system (OSS) for business licensing…