Peringkat Arus Investasi Indonesia Dalam Kerangka Asean-China Free Trade Agreement (Perbandingan Dengan Singapura, Malaysia, Thailand, Dan Vietnam) Ditinjau Dari Prinsip Fair and Equitable Treatment

Putri, Resha; Chandrawulan, An-An; Amalia, Prita

doi:10.21143/jhp.vol48.no2.1664

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“…In addition, Singapore also offers a low base corporate tax rate of 17%, accompanied by a sizable tax exemption for SMEs and tax incentives for certain industries (Putri et al, 2018). Singapore is a country that applies the principles of fair and equitable treatment in making policies in its country to provide protection and legal certainty for investors while protecting national interests.…”

Section: The Comparison Of the Investment Activity In Some Countriesmentioning

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The Investment Regulatory Modelin the Local Wisdom-Based Tourism Industry (A Comparative Study: Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand)

LIS JULIANTI et al.

2023

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this study aimed at formulating aninvestment regulatory modelin investment to conduct a local wisdom-based tourism industry in Indonesia. It was initiated by the effect of globalization which affected the tourism investment implementation and could threaten the local values in Indonesia. It is a normative legal study which used a legal approach, conceptual approach and legal comparative approach. The legal material collection used documentation study by using snow ball technique. The findings showed that the legal regulation model of investment in the local wisdom-based tourism industry was in form of a sustainable tourism investment with the 3 R method (reduce, reuse, and recycle) to cope with the effect of the tourism investment in various sectors including laws, economy, social and culture as well as protecting tourism commodity originated from local wisdom values.

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Section: The Comparison Of the Investment Activity In Some Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Investment Regulatory Modelin the Local Wisdom-Based Tourism Industry (A Comparative Study: Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand)

LIS JULIANTI et al.

2023

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“…Kemudian, Singapura juga menerapkan tarif pajak dasar perusahaan yang lebih ringan yaitu sebesar 17%, tunjangan pajak yang cukup besar bagi usaha kecil dan menengah serta insentif pajak bagi industri tertentu. 42 Disamping sektor pajak, pemerintah juga memberikan kepastian hukum di sektor ketenagakerjaan. Terdapat kebijakan-kebijakan yang memberikan kepastian hukum dan perlindungan payung hukum bagi para investor (prinsip fair and equitable treatment) dengan tetap memperhatikan perlindungan tenaga kerja hal tersebut membuat investor asing selalu menanamkan modalnya di Singapura.…”

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Kajian Hukum Perbandingan Kemudahan Investasi Asing di Singapura dan di Kota Batam, Indonesia Beserta Legal Standing OSS Dalam Penerapannya

Alhakim

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Disemadi

2021

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Investment is one of the first steps in moving the wheels of a country's economy. In the city of Batam itself is strongly identified with the investment climate. With its strategic location, Batam City is located adjacent to its neighboring countries, namely Singapore and Malaysia. The OSS (Online Single Submission) system emerged as one of the steps aimed at increasing the competitiveness of the global region and encouraging investment growth. However, in the OSS system there are still many obstacles both in terms of regulations and implementers of regulations that are considered less than optimal in applying electronically integrated business licenses. This is also worsen by the dualism of authority in managing the region. Looking to neighboring countries, Singapore is a favorite destination for global companies wishing to expand their business in Asia. The ease of obtaining a business license has become the main focus for this Lion Country. This study uses a normative legal research method with a comparative law approach and a statutory regulation approach. The purpose of writing this article is to study the ease of foreign investment in Singapore compared to Batam City and the legal standing of OSS in its application. Based on the research conducted, the ease of investment is examined from various factors, namely in the areas of legal certainty, taxation, employment, and licensing of the Indonesian OSS system including Batam City which still does not fully support a conducive investment climate in doing business compared to Singapore.

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“…It is not only to be prepared to face the needs of national trade but also to penetrate the international trade markets whether they are within the frameworks of ASEAN, WTO, or European Union markets. International agreements that bind Indonesia should be treated as opportunities and challenges, not as threats (Putri et al, 2018). The international trade system based on international agreements is a predictable international trade and a result of joint negotiations between members.…”

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Government Policy and Regulation to Support the International Trade of Maluku High-Grade Nutmeg Commodity in Spatial Perspective Overview

Endyana

Prastowo

Sani

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Purpose: Based on World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement, Indonesia had an obligation to conduct international trade based on the liberalization principle. The International Trade should conduct non-discrimination among member states, except there is a condition fulfilled under the general exception. One of the exceptions is about international standards related to Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures. This article will elaborate on what extend Government policy and regulation should support international trade by complying with the international framework. Methodology: The method used in this research is the Analytical Descriptive Survey Method. The data collection technique used is a phased sampling process (Multistage Stratified Random Sampling) by taking into account the complexity of the population gradually from the Population Cluster to the farmer stage. In the final determination of the farmers that will be sampled, two non-probability sampling schemes, Judgment Sampling, and Snowball Sampling are used. Main Findings: Based on the search from secondary data, it was obtained that the development of nutmeg potential in Maluku, in its area, number of farmers, and production for five years (2012-2016) experienced fluctuations, in which it increased in 2016. Implications/Applications: The development of the nutmeg industry in the Maluku Islands requires various programs aimed at improving the quality and productivity of nutmeg commodity so that it can ensure the continuity of supply chains and the sustainability of nutmeg industry development. Some of the programs are suggested after careful analysis of the data obtained. Novelty/Originality: The combination of technical and social aspects is compiled within the Geographic Information System and spatially visualized, then can be classified comprehensively into a zone of nutmeg presence in the Maluku Islands. The Information of Nutmeg condition in several areas with spatial technique analysis is useful to the development of supporting infrastructure, capacity building of nutmeg farmer society, nutmeg industries, and Government Policy of Maluku Province to develop their nutmeg product.

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Peringkat Arus Investasi Indonesia Dalam Kerangka Asean-China Free Trade Agreement (Perbandingan Dengan Singapura, Malaysia, Thailand, Dan Vietnam) Ditinjau Dari Prinsip Fair and Equitable Treatment

Cited by 4 publications

References 1 publication

The Investment Regulatory Modelin the Local Wisdom-Based Tourism Industry (A Comparative Study: Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand)

The Investment Regulatory Modelin the Local Wisdom-Based Tourism Industry (A Comparative Study: Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand)

Kajian Hukum Perbandingan Kemudahan Investasi Asing di Singapura dan di Kota Batam, Indonesia Beserta Legal Standing OSS Dalam Penerapannya

Government Policy and Regulation to Support the International Trade of Maluku High-Grade Nutmeg Commodity in Spatial Perspective Overview

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