PP No. 43/2025 makes it harder for businesses to publish their finances online

Jakarta, Thekabarnews.com—Government Regulation (PP) No. 43/2025 on Financial Reporting is a huge step forward for the Indonesian corporate sector. The new regulation strengthens digital reporting by making the national financial reporting system more integrated, accountable, and efficient.

PP 43/2025 states that businesses need to quit using traditional means of reporting and start using the Joint Financial Reporting Platform. This change will contribute to the creation of a fully connected digital framework.

By preparing accurate financial reports, companies strengthen their credibility in the eyes of investors and other key stakeholders.

The Managing Partner at KAP Tanubrata Sutanto Fahmi Bambang & Rekan (BDO Indonesia), Indra S. Widodo, remarked that organizations that can adapt fast will have an advantage over their competitors. 

“PP 43/2025 changes a lot about how firms work. The amendment is a significant deal for corporations and accountants alike. To preserve the public’s trust, businesses must now give accurate, up-to-date, and standardized financial information,” Indra said.

Businesses may make fewer mistakes and communicate information more easily by going digital with their accounting. This modification could make it easier to obey the rules and save money over time.

The Financial Reporting Standards Committee makes sure that companies recruit people who are honest and know how to prepare excellent financial reports. The purpose of this scheme is to decrease the danger of fraud and keep people out of court and from harming their reputation.

Companies must present clear, consistent, and accurate financial statements to attract investment. PP 43/2025 makes things more constant, which makes it easier for investors to see how well companies are doing.

This makes it easier for firms that are honest and open to acquire money. Firms no longer limit themselves to audits and now provide broader strategic support. These firms now play a crucial role in guiding businesses through digital transformation and regulatory compliance.

Indonesia’s growing digital economy requires businesses to treat PP 43/2025 compliance as a strategic priority, not just a regulatory duty. Data will be more important to the globe, which will make firms expand and improve corporate governance over time.