Global minimum tax: every Indonesian entity of an in-scope multinational group must register as a GloBE taxpayer by 30 September 2026 — and no one can do it for them

TaxPER-6/PJ/2026 · PMK 136/2024UpdatedUpdated: September 23, 2026

If your group's consolidated revenue reaches EUR 750 million, Indonesia's global minimum tax rules now come with an administrative deadline that is a week away. Under PER-6/PJ/2026 — the Director General of Taxes' implementing regulation for PMK 136/2024, in force since 4 May 2026 — each constituent entity in Indonesia must apply through Coretax to have GloBE taxpayer status added to its own tax record, no later than nine months after the end of the first GloBE year. For groups whose first GloBE year was calendar 2025, that means 30 September 2026. DJP officials made the point again on 22 September that this cannot be delegated: every constituent entity registers itself, there is no lead entity, and the later GloBE return cannot be filed by one entity on behalf of the others. If a company does not apply, DJP can assign the status ex officio after an administrative review. DJP has said thousands of entities are expected to fall in scope.

Key points

  • Who is in scope: constituent entities of multinational groups whose ultimate parent's consolidated financial statements show annual revenue of at least EUR 750 million in at least two of the four fiscal years before the GloBE year (PMK 136/2024). The minimum effective rate is 15%, applied through the income inclusion rule (IIR) and the domestic minimum top-up tax (DMTT) from 2025, and the undertaxed payment rule (UTPR) from 2026.
  • The deadline: an application to add GloBE taxpayer status must be filed no later than nine months after the end of the first GloBE year — 30 September 2026 for a group whose first GloBE year was calendar 2025. It is filed electronically by each entity through the Coretax taxpayer portal.
  • No lead entity: DJP tax educators restated on 22 September that "all group members must register, not just one — there is no lead entity," and that the GloBE return likewise cannot be filed by one constituent entity on behalf of several.
  • If you do not apply: DJP can add the GloBE taxpayer status ex officio (secara jabatan) based on its own administrative review, and says it can examine both registered and unregistered entities that appear to be in scope.
  • What comes after registration, per PER-6/PJ/2026: top-up tax under IIR, DMTT or UTPR is paid by the end of the GloBE tax year — 31 December 2026 for the 2025 GloBE year — using billing code 411618 with payment-type codes 610 (IIR), 620 (UTPR) and 630 (DMTT), and payment comes before filing.
  • Returns: the GloBE annual return is due four months after the end of the GloBE tax year, extendable by two months in the first year; the GloBE Information Return (GIR) or a notification is due 15 months after the end of the GloBE year, and 18 months for the first year. For the 2025 GloBE year, reporting lands on 30 June 2027.
  • Scale: DJP has said thousands of entities are expected to need GloBE taxpayer status. Being in scope is a group-level test — an Indonesian subsidiary that is small locally is still a constituent entity if the group clears the threshold.

What this means for your Indonesian entity

This is an administrative deadline rather than a tax calculation, and that is exactly why it gets missed: the work is usually done at group headquarters, while the filing has to happen locally, entity by entity, in Coretax. Three checks this week. (1) Ask your group tax team one question — was 2025 the group's first GloBE year? If yes, every Indonesian entity in the group needs its status added by 30 September, including dormant, holding and loss-making entities. (2) Confirm who holds the Coretax credentials for each Indonesian entity and that the person in charge can sign electronically; if access was never activated for a dormant entity, that is the thing to fix first. (3) Note the follow-on dates in your closing calendar now: payment of any 2025 top-up tax by 31 December 2026 and reporting by 30 June 2027, with payment preceding filing. Missing the registration does not make the liability go away — DJP can assign the status itself, and it says it is already looking at entities that appear in scope but have not applied. If your group is below EUR 750 million, none of this applies; confirm the threshold test rather than assuming from the size of the Indonesian entity.

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