Tax and Compliance
BPJSTK Registration Service
Our BPJSTK Registration Service provides comprehensive assistance for companies to register their employees for the mandatory social security program, BPJS Ketenagakerjaan. This service ensures your business is fully compliant with Indonesian labor laws, providing essential work accident, death, old age, and pension benefits for your workforce.
In Indonesia, BPJS Ketenagakerjaan (BPJSTK) is a mandatory social security program that provides critical protection for employees against employment-related risks. All businesses are legally required to register their employees for this program and remit monthly contributions. This not only fulfills a legal obligation but also provides a vital safety net, covering key programs:Jaminan Kecelakaan Kerja (JKK): Work Accident Security.Jaminan Kematian (JKM): Death Benefits.Jaminan Hari Tua (JHT): Old Age Security (a lump-sum upon retirement or termination).Jaminan Pensiun (JP): Pension Program.Navigating the BPJSTK registration process can be complex, involving detailed documentation for both the company and each employee, as well as accurate contribution calculations. Our service simplifies this by handling the entire process for you. We manage the preparation of all required forms, the online submission to the BPJSTK portal, and the initial payment, ensuring a swift and accurate registration. By using our service, you avoid the administrative burden and the risk of penalties, which can include fines and legal sanctions for non-compliance.Key Characteristics and FeaturesMandatory Compliance: Ensures your company meets its legal obligation to provide social security for all employees.End-to-End Service: We manage all steps, from document collection and initial payment to obtaining the official BPJSTK cards for your employees.Expert Calculation: Our team provides accurate contribution calculations based on your employees' wages and the latest government regulations.Risk Mitigation: Helps your company avoid severe administrative and legal sanctions for non-compliance, including fines, business license restrictions, and even criminal charges.