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Bali Business Insights Report Q1 2025
Business

Bali Business Insights Report Q1 2025

Bali’s economy continued its robust rebound into early 2025, building on the strong recovery of 2024. In Q4 2024 Bali’s GDP grew 5.19% year-on-year (yoy), outpacing Indonesia’s national growth of 5.02%. For 2024 overall, Bali’s economy expanded by 5.48%, exceeding the national rate of 5.03%. This growth was fueled by a surge in tourism-related services and investment. Notably, international tourist arrivals in 2024 jumped 17.65% yoy, boosting Bali’s exports (mostly tourism services) and helping drive the recovery. Investment also rose 4.19% yoy in late 2024, aided by the completion of infrastructure projects.

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Business, Business Consulting, Business Setup

How to Obtain a Non-Operational Letter

If your business in Badung Regency, Bali, is currently inactive, obtaining an official Non-Operational Letter (Surat Keterangan Tidak Beroperasi) from local authorities is a crucial step. This document confirms that your company is not operational and is essential for changing your company’s tax status to non-effective (NPWP NE). Here’s a detailed, guide to help you navigate this process smoothly.

Business

Bali on Airbnb

Owning a villa in Bali is a dream—but if you plan to rent it on Airbnb, there are legal requirements, taxes, and permits you must comply with to avoid fines or shutdowns.

Empowering digital nomade
Business

Empowering Digital Nomads

The future of work is here, and it’s more flexible, borderless, and opportunity-driven than ever before. As digital nomad communities grow worldwide, Bali has become a hotspot for remote professionals looking to blend work and lifestyle seamlessly.

Villa development
Business, Business Management, Business Strategy, Investment, Real Estate

Case Study of Craft Corp Projects

Hepta Solutions assisted Anje, a villa owner in Bali, in navigating the complex development process of Villa Ladam. Through effective project management, financial guidance, and tax optimization strategies, we helped Anje meet her development goals while minimizing financial burdens, particularly related to property and salary tax payments.

Hepta Solutions helped Anje achieve the following:

Tax Savings: Successfully identified a tax exemption for Villa Ladam, saving 2.2% on property taxes. We also optimized salary and director tax payments, ensuring compliance without overpayment.
Project Coordination: Streamlined communication with contractors, resulting in timely project milestones such as the demolition phase and the start of construction.
Financial Stability: By carefully planning loan repayment strategies and providing financial advice, we mitigated risks associated with Anje’s loan and development costs.

Open spa in Bali A motivational image featuring the text 'Launch Your Dream Spa as a Foreign Entrepreneur in Paradise' against a backdrop of Bali's tropical scenery.
Business Setup

A Comprehensive Guide How to Open Spa in Bali as a Foreigner

Bali is renowned for its wellness and spa culture, making it a prime destination for entrepreneurs looking to enter the spa industry. As a foreigner, opening a spa in Bali can be a lucrative venture, but it requires navigating Indonesia’s regulations and fulfilling specific standards. This guide will walk you through the process, the requirements, and how Hepta Solutions can support you every step of the way.

waste management in Bali
Community

Bali Waste Management

Bali, often referred to as the “Island of the Gods,” is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. Its stunning beaches, lush rice terraces, and vibrant culture draw millions of visitors each year. But behind the beauty of Bali’s landscape, there lies a pressing issue that many don’t see: the growing waste crisis.

Business

Understanding Leasehold and Freehold Property Ownership in Indonesia for Expats

This post provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts of
leasehold and freehold property ownership in Indonesia, particularly for expatriates looking to invest in the country’s real estate market. It outlines the key differences between these two
types of ownership, the restrictions faced by expats, and other ownership structures available. By understanding these concepts, expats can make informed decisions regarding their property investments in Indonesia.

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