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The Indonesian government has decided that Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) will not be required to submit financial reports through the Financial Reporting Single Window (FRSW) platform. This exemption applies until further notice, while publicly listed companies will be required to comply by 2027. The FRSW aims to simplify financial reporting and enhance data integration for better fiscal policy formulation.
The Indonesian Ministry of Finance has announced that Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) will not be mandated to submit financial reports through the Financial Reporting Single Window (FRSW) platform. Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa confirmed that this exemption remains in place, while publicly listed companies (Tbk) will be required to comply with the new reporting system by 2027 as stipulated in Government Regulation Number 43/2025.
The decision to exempt MSMEs from mandatory financial reporting was made considering their limited capacity and lack of familiarity with formal financial reporting processes. Minister Purbaya noted that while publicly listed companies are already accustomed to financial reporting, MSMEs might find it challenging to comply. The government aims to avoid placing undue burden on smaller enterprises while still enhancing financial reporting for larger, publicly listed entities.
The FRSW platform, developed by the Ministry of Finance, is designed to simplify financial reporting processes for companies while creating a comprehensive database for fiscal policy formulation. According to Masyita Crystallin, Director General of Stability and Development of the Financial Sector at the Ministry of Finance, the platform will serve as the primary node for data integration. This will make reporting simpler for businesses while providing the government with verifiable, actual data for policy-making purposes.
The implementation of FRSW for publicly listed companies by 2027 is expected to enhance the quality and consistency of financial reporting in Indonesia. While MSMEs are currently exempt, the government may consider future inclusion as the platform develops and reporting processes become more streamlined. The exemption for MSMEs is seen as a pragmatic approach to avoid overburdening smaller enterprises with complex reporting requirements.
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