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The Geopolitician

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Indonesia · Country watch

Tax Incentives Reviewed, Flood Warnings Issued

Indonesia reviews tax incentives for listed firms; flood warnings issued for coastal areas, affecting logistics and safety.

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Business conditions in Indonesia remain stable as authorities focus on regulatory reviews and disaster preparedness. Tax incentives for listed companies are under review, while flood warnings and disaster readiness measures address potential disruptions.

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In this briefing Indonesia Stock Exchange · PT Dimensi International Tax · Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency · National Disaster Management Agency

Regulation

  • Finance

BEI reviews tax incentives for listed companies

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The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) and PT Dimensi International Tax have completed a comprehensive study on the effectiveness of tax incentives for listed companies, according to okezone.com. This evaluation aims to enhance corporate governance and leverage tax benefits as a business growth tool. The study is part of BEI's commitment to strengthening the capital market in Indonesia. The findings could lead to adjustments in tax policies affecting listed companies.

Impact Listed companies may see changes in tax policies affecting their financial strategies.

Sources: okezone.com ↗, ANTARA News ↗

Disruption

  • Logistics
  • Public sector

BMKG issues coastal flood warnings for November

The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has issued an early warning for potential coastal flooding, known as rob, across several regions in Indonesia from 2 to 17 November 2026, okezone.com reports. The warning is linked to the new moon phase, which can cause higher tides. Coastal areas are advised to prepare for possible disruptions, particularly in logistics and transport sectors.

Impact Logistics operators and local governments in coastal regions face potential disruptions due to flooding.

Sources: okezone.com ↗

Safety & health

  • Public sector

BNPB issues disaster preparedness circular

The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has released a circular to all regional governments outlining eight steps for disaster preparedness, Liputan 6 reports. The initiative aims to bolster readiness for potential hydrometeorological disasters, such as floods and landslides, during the rainy season. The circular emphasizes coordination among local agencies and communities to mitigate risks and ensure public safety.

Impact Local governments must implement preparedness measures, affecting public safety and infrastructure planning.

Sources: Liputan 6 ↗

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