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Read articleThe IDR 4.8 billion threshold remains, but gross revenue is calculated more comprehensively, including business income, independent professional services, certain final-tax income, and foreign income.
Use this checklist to assess whether business structure, revenue, and bookkeeping remain safe after PP 20/2026.
PP 20/2026 removes these entities from new MSME final-tax eligibility but preserves transitional rules for existing users.
PP 20/2026 clarifies that income based on personal capacity, such as influencer and creator services, follows the independent professional-service regime rather than automatically using the 0.5% MSME final tax.
Cooperatives remain eligible for the MSME final-tax facility, but the facility period is limited to a maximum of four tax years from registration.
PP 20/2026 creates common misunderstandings: final tax abolished, rate increased, all PTs immediately lose eligibility, or influencers face a new tax. Here is the clarification.
In certain situations, gross revenue of husband, wife, minor children, and related one-person companies must be aggregated to test the IDR 4.8 billion threshold.
PP 20/2026 tightens one-person company use so the 0.5% rate cannot be preserved through artificial revenue splitting.
The 0.5% rate and IDR 4.8 billion threshold remain, but PP 20/2026 changes eligibility and revenue aggregation.