Japan → Indonesia · tax
In plain termsTwo machines, one hinge. Indonesia decides how a resident is taxed; Japan keeps its own exit and residence rules. The treaty has been in force for decades — but neither country's domestic traps vanish because of it.
There is a treaty — in force since 1983
An in-force Japan–Indonesia income tax treaty exists ( Source DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Japan P3B in force (effective 1983-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source DJP tax treaty register — Tanggal Efektif for the Japan P3B Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
1983-01-01
The worldwide hinge
Client trapIndonesia taxes a resident (SPDN) on worldwide income ( Source DJP Peraturan Direktur Jenderal Pajak Nomor PER-23/PJ/2025 — Penentuan Subjek Pajak Dalam Negeri dan Subjek Pajak Luar Negeri (full text on pajak.go.id, 9 Dec 2025) — stacked with UU PPh: an SPDN individual is taxed on income wherever earned; PER-23 decides who is SPDN Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source DJP Peraturan Direktur Jenderal Pajak Nomor PER-23/PJ/2025 — Penentuan Subjek Pajak Dalam Negeri dan Subjek Pajak Luar Negeri (full text on pajak.go.id, 9 Dec 2025) — Pasal 3: SPDN includes individuals present in Indonesia more than 183 days in any 12-month period Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source PMK 18/PMK.03/2021 — WNA with certain expertise may be taxed only on Indonesian-source income for 4 tax years from becoming SPDN, on application Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Stack with Indonesia worldwide taxation for tax residents (SPDN, /indonesia/tax) — a resident's foreign income is taxable in Indonesia, so this DTA plus the foreign tax credit is what actually prevents double tax Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
183 days
yes
yes
Japan-side traps — destination does not delete them
Japan domestic traps still apply when Indonesia is the destination ( Source jp_vn_tax — exit tax / nenkin traps reuse across destinations Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
Art 4 — what actually breaks a dual-residence tie
Read line-by-line from the convention text the DJP publishes, not from a summary. For an individual the cascade runs: no individual cascade — dual residence goes straight to competent-authority mutual agreement. Rungs before the two tax authorities have to talk: Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — count of ordered rungs in the individual cascade (0 = straight to mutual agreement) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether nationality/citizenship appears as a tie-breaker rung Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether the individual cascade ends in a competent-authority mutual agreement procedure Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.0 rungs
no
yes
The twistThere is no permanent-home / vital-interests / habitual-abode ladder at all. Where a person is resident of both States, the competent authorities determine residence by mutual agreement. The MLI dual-resident-entity rule replaces this paragraph only for persons other than individuals, so for an individual the original mutual-agreement route is what applies.
The DJP text is MLI-synthesised, but the MLI residence change replaces the company rule, not the individual ladder ( Source DJP publishes this partner as an MLI-synthesised text; MLI Art 4 (dual resident entities) replaces the entity paragraph only — the individual tie-breaker above is the one that applies to a person Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
Employment exercised in Indonesia
Three checks, not oneThe treaty employment rule sits in Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Dependent Personal Services Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — short-stay day ceiling Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — day-count window Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — employer and PE/fixed-base limbs also required (CA also offers a CAD 5,000 alternative limb) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.Article 15
183 days
calendar year concerned
yes
Day-count trapJapan–Indonesia measures 183 days in the calendar year concerned.
When both States tax the same income
The treaty relief method is Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — relief article Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.ordinary tax credit
Article 23
Filed cells on this page
Evidence and sources18 dated facts for Japan–Indonesia tax: DTA in force (effective 1983-01-01), worldwide-income hinge, home-side traps, Art 4 tie-breaker filed
The readable briefing above uses these cells. Open a source only when you need to verify a number, date, or legal gate.
- Japan–Indonesia income tax treaty (P3B) is in forceDJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Japan P3B in force (effective 1983-01-01)checked Aug 2026
yes
Source DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Japan P3B in force (effective 1983-01-01)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- P3B effective dateDJP tax treaty register — Tanggal Efektif for the Japan P3Bchecked Aug 2026
1983-01-01
Source DJP tax treaty register — Tanggal Efektif for the Japan P3B
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Indonesia taxes residents on worldwide income, so this DTA carries real weightStack with Indonesia worldwide taxation for tax residents (SPDN, /indonesia/tax) — a resident's foreign income is taxable in Indonesia, so this DTA plus the foreign tax credit is what actually prevents double taxchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source Stack with Indonesia worldwide taxation for tax residents (SPDN, /indonesia/tax) — a resident's foreign income is taxable in Indonesia, so this DTA plus the foreign tax credit is what actually prevents double tax
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Japan domestic traps still apply (exit tax on financial assets, nenkin pension)jp_vn_tax — exit tax / nenkin traps reuse across destinationschecked Aug 2026
yes
Source jp_vn_tax — exit tax / nenkin traps reuse across destinations
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Art 4 tie-breaker cascade for Japan–Indonesia dual residenceJapan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — individual dual-residence tie-breaker, read line-by-line 2026-08checked Aug 2026
no individual cascade — dual residence goes straight to competent-authority mutual agreement
Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — individual dual-residence tie-breaker, read line-by-line 2026-08
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Rungs in the individual cascade before mutual agreementJapan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — count of ordered rungs in the individual cascade (0 = straight to mutual agreement)checked Aug 2026
0 rungs
Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — count of ordered rungs in the individual cascade (0 = straight to mutual agreement)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Nationality is a tie-breaker rung in this treatyJapan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether nationality/citizenship appears as a tie-breaker rungchecked Aug 2026
no
Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether nationality/citizenship appears as a tie-breaker rung
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Unresolved dual residence ends at mutual agreement between the two tax authoritiesJapan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether the individual cascade ends in a competent-authority mutual agreement procedurechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — whether the individual cascade ends in a competent-authority mutual agreement procedure
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- What is different about this tie-breakerJapan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — how this cascade departs from, or matches, the OECD model orderchecked Aug 2026
There is no permanent-home / vital-interests / habitual-abode ladder at all. Where a person is resident of both States, the competent authorities determine residence by mutual agreement. The MLI dual-resident-entity rule replaces this paragraph only for persons other than individuals, so for an individual the original mutual-agreement route is what applies.
Source Japan–Indonesia P3B Art 4(2), full text published by DJP — how this cascade departs from, or matches, the OECD model order
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- The MLI change here hits companies, not individualsDJP publishes this partner as an MLI-synthesised text; MLI Art 4 (dual resident entities) replaces the entity paragraph only — the individual tie-breaker above is the one that applies to a personchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source DJP publishes this partner as an MLI-synthesised text; MLI Art 4 (dual resident entities) replaces the entity paragraph only — the individual tie-breaker above is the one that applies to a person
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Treaty article for employment incomeJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Dependent Personal Serviceschecked Aug 2026
Article 15
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Dependent Personal Services
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Short-stay day ceiling for employment exemptionJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — short-stay day ceilingchecked Aug 2026
183 days
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — short-stay day ceiling
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- How the short-stay days are measuredJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — day-count windowchecked Aug 2026
calendar year concerned
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — day-count window
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Whether all short-stay limbs must pass togetherJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — employer and PE/fixed-base limbs also required (CA also offers a CAD 5,000 alternative limb)checked Aug 2026
yes
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — employer and PE/fixed-base limbs also required (CA also offers a CAD 5,000 alternative limb)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Treaty method for eliminating double taxationJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit methodchecked Aug 2026
ordinary tax credit
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit method
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Treaty article for relief from double taxationJP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — relief articlechecked Aug 2026
Article 23
Source JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — relief article
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- A Japan–Indonesia social security agreement is in forceJapan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Indonesiachecked Aug 2026
no
Source Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Indonesia
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Private pensions taxable only in the treaty residence state (Art 18)JP–ID Agreement Art 18 (pajak.go.id MLI synthesised EN) — subject to Art 19(2), pensions and similar remuneration for past employment taxable only in the residence Statechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source JP–ID Agreement Art 18 (pajak.go.id MLI synthesised EN) — subject to Art 19(2), pensions and similar remuneration for past employment taxable only in the residence State
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
Common questions
Is there a tax treaty between Japan and Indonesia?
Yes. The DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register lists an in-force P3B with Japan. It matters more than in the Philippines, because Indonesia taxes residents on worldwide income — the treaty and the foreign tax credit are what prevent the same income being taxed twice.
Why does Indonesia's worldwide rule make this treaty matter more?
An Indonesian tax resident (SPDN) is taxed on worldwide income. Unlike the Philippine alien rule, your foreign income is inside the Indonesian net — so relief depends on the P3B allocation and the foreign tax credit, not on a source exemption. There is a 4-year foreign-income window for qualifying experts, but it must be applied for.
Do Japan-side traps still apply?
Yes. Your home-country machine does not switch off at the border. The DTA sits between the two tax systems — it narrows double tax, it does not delete either country's domestic rules.
Is this the same as the Japan–Vietnam pair?
Same home-country machine, different destination treaty and local law. Do not copy the Vietnam cascade or article numbers onto Indonesia without reading this convention.
If both countries call me resident, which one wins?
This treaty has no ladder at all. Where both States call you resident, Article 4(2) sends the question to the competent authorities to settle by mutual agreement — no permanent-home test, no vital-interests test, no habitual abode. That is unusual and it changes how you plan a Japan–Indonesia move.
What is the employment short-stay day count?
Japan–Indonesia measures 183 days in the calendar year concerned.
JP → Indonesia · four cells
Four machines a thread usually collapses
| Social security / totalization | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
|---|---|
| Treaty pensions | yesSource JP–ID Agreement Art 18 (pajak.go.id MLI synthesised EN) — subject to Art 19(2), pensions and similar remuneration for past employment taxable only in the residence State Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Foreign-income / remittance hinge | yesSource DJP Peraturan Direktur Jenderal Pajak Nomor PER-23/PJ/2025 — Penentuan Subjek Pajak Dalam Negeri dan Subjek Pajak Luar Negeri (full text on pajak.go.id, 9 Dec 2025) — stacked with UU PPh: an SPDN individual is taxed on income wherever earned; PER-23 decides who is SPDN Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Home-side traps still on | yesSource jp_vn_tax — exit tax / nenkin traps reuse across destinations Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
Why this beats a Facebook answer method
A screenshot from a group has no check month and no gazette link. A chatbot paragraph can mix OECD-model wording with the wrong pair. Here the cell either cites a primary source or stays an em dash — we refuse to invent the limb so you can hand the open chain to counsel.
Method: how a fact cell works. Desk with memory when cells move: firms. Canonical pair: /japan-to-indonesia/tax.
Filed cells for this pair
Indonesia stay · labour · tax
| Tax-residence day test | 183 daysSource DJP Peraturan Direktur Jenderal Pajak Nomor PER-23/PJ/2025 — Penentuan Subjek Pajak Dalam Negeri dan Subjek Pajak Luar Negeri (full text on pajak.go.id, 9 Dec 2025) — Pasal 3: SPDN includes individuals present in Indonesia more than 183 days in any 12-month period Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
|---|---|
| Foreign / worldwide income | yesSource DJP Peraturan Direktur Jenderal Pajak Nomor PER-23/PJ/2025 — Penentuan Subjek Pajak Dalam Negeri dan Subjek Pajak Luar Negeri (full text on pajak.go.id, 9 Dec 2025) — stacked with UU PPh: an SPDN individual is taxed on income wherever earned; PER-23 decides who is SPDN Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Long-stay instrument (filed) | 5 yearsSource Kemlu/Imigrasi Golden Visa booklet — Second home E33 · 5 years Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Local earn gate (filed) | yesSource PP 34/2021 on Utilization of Foreign Workers — employer must obtain RPTKA approval before employing a foreign national; processed via Kemnaker TKA Online Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
Continue from this pair
JP × Indonesia stays named. Overlay → stay / earn / dest tax → tools.
Cross-check
Cross-check JP × Indonesia
JP across six lands
| Land | Treaty | Relief | SSA | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam | yesSource Japan–Vietnam DTA 1995; MOF tax convention list; MOF synthesised text Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Japan–Vietnam DTA Art 15 / Art 23; nguon/JP_VN_DTA_1995.md Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource MHLW / JPS social security agreement country lists — Vietnam not among agreements in force; MOFA press release 18 July 2025 only announces commencement of intergovernmental negotiations Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Vietnam |
| Thailand | yesSource Thai RD intro japan — signed 7 April 1990; instruments exchanged 1 August 1990; effect in Thailand from 1 Jan 1991 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Japan–Thailand Convention Art 21 — each State credits tax paid in the other, subject to treaty limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Thailand |
| IndonesiaHere | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Japan P3B in force (effective 1983-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Indonesia |
| Philippines | yesSource BIR Philippine Double Taxation Agreements list — Japan treaty in force (effective 1981-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Japan–Philippines Convention Art. 23 — each State grants credit for qualifying tax paid in the other State, subject to the treaty limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | yesSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force lists the Philippines among Japan’s implemented SSA partners Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Philippines |
| Malaysia | yesSource MOF Japan MLI list — Malaysia Original signed 19-02-1999, entered into force 31-12-1999; Protocol 10-02-2010 / 01-12-2010; MOF synthesised text of Agreement as modified by MLI Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource JP–MY DTA Art 15 (MOF synthesised text); relief Art 22 ordinary credit — Article 22 ordinary credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Malaysia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Malaysia |
| Portugal | yesSource Portugal OECD MLI consolidated position + AT DTC summary table (Parliament's Resolution 50/2012) — Convention between the Portuguese Republic and Japan, Original signed 19-12-2011, entry into force 28-07-2013 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource JP–PT Convention Art 22 — Elimination of Double Taxation (Portugal credits Japanese tax; Japan credits Portuguese tax) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Portugal Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Portugal |
Eight passports on Indonesia 8 overlays
| Passport | Treaty | Relief | SSA | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AU | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Australia P3B in force (effective 1993-07-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource AU–ID Art 15(2) — 120-day short-stay (not 183); four limbs including taxability in residence State — Article 24 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Indonesia |
| SG | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Singapore P3B in force (effective 2022-01-01) (revised treaty replacing the 1990 agreement; confirm exact effective date on the DJP entry) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource SG–ID Art 15 — 183 days in any 12-month period — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource CPF Board / Singapore domestic CPF regime — no Singapore–Indonesia social security / CPF totalisation agreement published; same gate as sg_vn_social_security_agreement_in_force (nguon/SG_SIDE_TRAPS.md pattern) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | SG → Indonesia |
| KR | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — South Korea P3B in force (effective 1990-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource KR–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the fiscal year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource NPS social security agreements overview — Indonesia is not among Korea’s published SSA partners (MOU lump-sum paths elsewhere do not equal an SSA) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | KR → Indonesia |
| CN | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — China P3B in force (effective 2004-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource CN–ID Art 15 — 183 days within any twelve-month period — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource MOHRSS / published China bilateral social security partner list (13 countries) does not include Indonesia — same gate as cn_vn_social_security_agreement_in_force Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | CN → Indonesia |
| JPHere | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Japan P3B in force (effective 1983-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource JP–ID Art 15 — 183 days in the calendar year concerned — Article 23 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Indonesia |
| UK | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — United Kingdom P3B in force (effective 1995-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource UK–ID Art 15 — 183 days within any continuous twelve-month period; relief is Art 21 — Article 21 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource GOV.UK Reciprocal agreements + NI38 country lists do not include Indonesia as a UK social security agreement partner Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | UK → Indonesia |
| CA | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Canada P3B in force (effective 1999-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource CA–ID Art 15(2) — 120 days within any twelve-month period; short-stay also needs either CAD 5,000 ceiling or employer/PE limbs — Article 22 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource CRA countries-with-agreement table (Open Government CSV July 2024) does not list Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | CA → Indonesia |
| US | yesSource US–Indonesia Income Tax Convention signed Jakarta 11 July 1988; general effective date under Art 30: 1 January 1990 (irs.gov/pub/irs-trty/indo.pdf) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource US–Indonesia DTA Art 23 — foreign tax credit method (cell us_id_ftc_relief_art23 already filed) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource SSA — U.S. International Social Security (Totalization) Agreements list does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | US → Indonesia |
Cells cite primary sources with check months. Method · Sources · Disclosure. Not personalised tax advice.
Named pair: From Japan · JP → Indonesia tax.
Also filed for Indonesia: Australia · Singapore · South Korea · China · United Kingdom · Canada · United States.