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Business Services · Liquidation

Closing a Company in Indonesia

01 · OutcomeLegally cleanThe company is removed from the registries, obligations settled, history clean.
02 · TaxesReconciliation & NPWP removalWe close the tax side — liquidation’s longest and most critical stage.
03 · TruthAbandoning ≠ closingA dumped company stacks penalties and hits the owners — closure must be done right.

Updated: 27 August 2026 · Verified by the Malina Visa team

Projects end — for different reasons: the market didn’t click, a partnership dissolved, the focus moved. But an Indonesian company doesn’t evaporate: while it sits in the registries it must file and pay, and misses pile into penalties and problems for directors and shareholders.

Proper liquidation is a multi-stage process: corporate resolutions, appointing a liquidator, public notices, settling with creditors, tax reconciliation and removing the company from every registry. We run it end to end, for PT PMA and Local PT alike.

Key terms

  • A shareholders’ liquidation resolution (RUPS) and appointment of a liquidator
  • Public notices and settlements with creditors and employees
  • Tax reconciliation: closing obligations and revoking the NPWP — usually the longest stage
  • Revoking the NIB and licences in the OSS system
  • Striking the company from the Ministry of Law registry
  • A realistic full-liquidation timeline — several months to a year or more
Why you can’t just walk away: a dormant company still owes nil filings and LKPM. An abandoned one stacks penalties, stains the owners’ tax history and can resurface at future visas, companies and deals in Indonesia.

Required documents

  • Incorporation documents and the latest amendments
  • NPWP, NIB and active licences
  • Financial and tax filings for recent periods
  • Employee, account and liability details
If the filings are behind, we rebuild them first: liquidation is impossible without a closed tax history.

Pricing and timing

Pricing is calculated individually — it depends on citizenship, timing and your situation. Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram and we’ll send an exact quote within the hour.

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How it works

Data and documents

Send a passport-spread photo, a personal photo and a WhatsApp or Telegram contact.

Offer and payment

We invoice you for the chosen package. Paying the invoice means you accept our public offer — there is no separate contract to sign.

Processing

After payment we file the documents and manage the application at every stage.

Delivery

The finished document arrives with a notification and stays in your personal account.

Frequently asked questions

Can I just stop using the company?

Technically yes, legally it’s the worst option: obligations don’t vanish, penalties grow, and the tail follows the directors and shareholders. Proper closure costs money and time — and ends it for good.

How long does liquidation take?

Several months to a year or more — the tax stage drives the timeline: reconciliation, a possible audit and NPWP revocation. We’ll give an exact forecast after an express audit of the company.

The company is behind on filings — now what?

Restoration first: we back-file the returns, settle the penalties and clean the history — only then does liquidation start. We do both parts.

Are there alternatives to closing?

Two: selling the company (if it holds value — licences, history, assets) or dormant mode with continued nil reporting. We’ll calculate which is cheaper in your case.

Nothing slips through

Automated deadline control. Every client visa lives in our CRM: the system tracks the dates and we remind you about renewals ahead of time — you won’t miss a thing.

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