The overall procedure that tourism businesses must follow in order to secure tourism business certification (Tourism Certification) breaks down as follows: 1) Independent self-assessment of tourism business; 2) Submission of certification application along with a Business Registration Number (NIB) and valid license; 3) Business Certification Agencies (Lembaga Sertifikasi Usaha LSU) will then review the application; 4) Signing of a certification agreement; 5) The LSU will then evaluate the implementation of the Tourism Business Standards by the tourism business; and 6) Determination of certification and issuance of Tourism Certification by the LSU

Forest and Land Rehabilitation (RHL) shall be carried out by referring to RHL annual plan (RTnRHL), which consists of Forest Rehabilitation Annual Plan (Rencana Tahunan Rehabilitasi Hutan) and Land Rehabilitation Annual Plan (Rencana Tahunan Rehabilitasi Lahan). If the RTnRHL is not yet available, the RHL implementation can be carried out by referring to General Plan of RHL on Watershed (RURHL-DAS). However, if the RURHL-DAS is also not yet available, the RHL implementation can be carried out based upon: 1) Result of various of map review; and 2) Result of field examination, which must be set forth under an activity plan document

The suspension is applicable between 1 January 2022 and 31 January 2022

The new excise tariffs for domestic tobacco products break down as follows: 1) Machine-rolled kretek cigarettes (SKM): Rp. 985 (for Category I) and Rp. 600 (for Category II); 2) Machine-rolled non-kretek cigarettes (SPM): Rp. 1,065 (for Category I) and Rp. 635 (for Category II); 3) Hand-rolled kretek cigarettes (SKT) or hand-rolled non-kretek cigarettes (SPT): Rp. 440 and Rp. 345 (for Category I), Rp. 205 (for Category II) and Rp. 115 (for Category III); 4) Hand-rolled kretek filtered cigarettes (SKTF) or hand-rolled white filtered cigarettes (SPTF): Rp. 985; 5) Sliced tobacco (TIS): Rp. 30, Rp. 25 and Rp. 10; 6) Klobot cigarettes (KLB): Rp. 30; 7) Kalembak-Menyan cigarettes (KLM): Rp. 25; and 8) Cigars (CRT): Rp. 110,000, Rp. 22,000, Rp. 11,000, Rp. 1,320 and Rp. 275

Any taxpayers who are aiming to disclose net assets in their possession through the Taxpayer Voluntary Disclosure Program to submit notification letters for asset disclosure electronically to the Director-General of Tax between 1 January 2022 and 30 June 2022

Import-duty exemptions for reimported goods can be granted provided that the following requirements are met: 1) An importation must be conducted by certain parties (individuals/legal entities) that originally exported the reimported goods; 2) The reimported goods must be identifiable as the same goods as those that were originally exported; 3) Reimportations must be completed within a maximum period of two years after the issuance of the original customs export notification or export evidence; and 4) Any documents/supporting evidence that prove that the relevant goods are being reimported must derive from customs areas

Holders of notifications for any cosmetics products that were advertised prior to the enforcement of Regulation 32/2021 must make the appropriate adjustments in order to bring themselves into line with provisions set out under the new regulatory framework within six months of 13 December 2021

These development measures comprise: 1) Orders for certain measures; 2) Written orders; and/or 3) Law enforcement processes

From 21 December 2021 until 2 January 2022, violators will be exempt from the imposition of sanctions in relation to violations of the GWM fulfilment obligations on condition that said banks have become participants in the BI-FAST system and have made BI-FAST funds available

The provincial minimum wage for Jakarta for 2022 has now been revised upwards from Rp. 4,453,935 to Rp. 4,641,854