Sustainable Investment: Indonesia’s Path to Economic Decarbonization

Sustainable Investment: Indonesia’s Path to Economic Decarbonization
May 5, 2025
Share this

As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations become increasingly critical in the global financial system, Indonesia is taking significant steps to align with sustainability goals. Economic decarbonization and energy transition are crucial policies that Indonesia must pursue to achieve its two important targets: the Golden Indonesia Vision 2045 and Net Zero Emissions by 2060.

Developing countries are also facing difficult choices in managing the potential and challenges of economic decarbonization. Among them is the issue of critical minerals, which are increasingly important in the energy transition but sensitive to geopolitical conditions. The article explores Indonesia’s comprehensive approach to sustainable finance, recent developments in the regulatory landscape, and TaxPrime’s innovative solutions for organizations navigating this transition.

Read our newsletter: [English]

Featured Video

Podcast #Diajak

KALAU TIDAK IKUT, PERUSAHAAN AKAN KETINGGALAN

Pentingnya menerapkan prinsip ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance) dalam proses bisnis, serta manfaat jangka panjangnya bagi perusahaan.

Watch Now

Download the full Tax Update
Sustainable Investment: Indonesia’s Path to Economic Decarbonization
More Tax Updates
Download the full pdf
  • Tax Compliance Alert PER 18/PJ/2025: Follow-Up on Concrete Data - The Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) has introduced PER-18/PJ/2025, regulating the mechanism for following up on "concrete data" to enhance taxpayer compliance. This newsletter details what concrete data is, the follow-up actions (Supervision and/or Audit), and the critical implications for taxpayers, urging improved compliance, especially with the integration of the core tax system.
Download the full pdf
  • Transformation of VAT Administration through e-Invoicing in PER-11/PJ/2025 and Coretax - Regulation No. PER-11/PJ/2025, effective 22 May 2025, introduces key updates to Indonesia’s VAT administration through the e-Invoice system. It extends upload deadlines, revises tax invoice serial codes, and updates VAT transaction classifications. Taxpayers who adapt to these changes can enhance compliance, reduce risks, and support the modernization of the national tax system.
Download the full pdf
Let's connect