Event
The Impact of Indonesia’s Omnibus Law on Halal and Tax
Dec 17, 2020 / 10:00 - 11:30

Dear AmCham Members and Friends,

As we know, Indonesia’s Omnibus Law on Jobs Creation (Law No. 11 Year 2020) is a substantial, significant legal reform. It amends multiple existing laws and impacts a broad range of sectors, from energy and mineral resources to real estate. Accordingly, AmCham would like to extend an invitation for you to join us on our third webinar series in collaboration with SSEK Indonesian Legal Consultants on Thursday, December 17.

The third webinar series will cover halal products and taxation, two areas affected by the new law that will influence foreign and domestic companies and investors in Indonesia. This webinar aims to focus on the changes to the halal certification process and what to expect from a regulation requiring implementation that is to be issued. In addition, it will also discuss new tax rates and tax incentives under the Omnibus Law, and actions companies should consider in response to the changes. We believe the discussion on halal product requirements and how effective the halal certification will be is fundamental as they accelerate the business licensing process and require strong cooperation from various other stakeholders.

This discussion will be moderated by Gusti Kahari, AmCham Indonesia’s Government Relations Director.


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SPEAKERS


Ira Eddymurthy is a founding partner of SSEK Legal Consultants and one of Indonesia’s most experienced and highly regarded lawyers. She has more than three decades of experience advising multinationals and domestic companies on Indonesia’s complex regulatory environment. Ira is recognized by legal directories as one of the top corporate lawyers in Indonesia.

 


Rusmaini Lenggogeni is a supervising partner of SSEK’s tax practice. Rusmaini earned her Master of Laws in international business studies from American University’s Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C. and worked as a foreign associate at Paul, Hastings, Janofsky and Walker in Washington, D.C. She has been recognized as a leading lawyer in Indonesia for corporate law and tax.

 


Asri Rahimi is an associate at SSEK with a focus on tax matters, in particular tax disputes. Her work also includes foreign investment and general corporate and commercial matters. Asri has also been heavily involved in the fintech sector and has worked on deals involving substantial investments in Indonesian fintech startups.

 

 


Syarifah Reihana Fakhry (Reina) is an associate at SSEK. Her work includes foreign investment and general corporate and commercial matters. She previously interned at a large law firm in Singapore, where she assisted with commercial litigation, international arbitration and general corporate matters.

 

 


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