A Legal Entity stands as its own legal personality—completely separate from its founders. This means its rights and obligations are independent, shielding individuals from personal liability. With liability limited strictly to the entity’s assets, your personal wealth remains untouched—even if the business faces financial challenges.
However, certain legal exceptions apply. Understanding these boundaries ensures smart, risk-free business structuring. Secure your future—operate with the protection of a legal entity.
- PT Perseorangan (Sole Proprietor Limited Liability Company) – A simplified form of a limited liability company that can be established by a single owner, suitable for micro and small enterprises.
- Limited Liability Company (Perseroan Terbatas – PT PMDN) – A business entity with legal separation between the company and its shareholders, offering limited liability protection. This structure is ideal for medium to large enterprises operating within Indonesia.
- Limited Liability Company (PT) Social Enterprise is a business model that combines profit-driven goals with social and environmental impact. Unlike conventional companies that focus solely on maximizing profit, a social enterprise balances financial gain with social benefits, ensuring business sustainability while making a meaningful contribution to society.
- Cooperative (Koperasi) – A business entity based on mutual cooperation principles, where members collectively own and manage the organization for shared economic benefits.
- Foundation (Yayasan) – A nonprofit legal entity established for social, religious, or educational purposes. Unlike companies, a foundation does not distribute profits to its founders.
- Association (Perkumpulan) – A legal entity formed by a group of individuals or organizations for a common social, cultural, or professional purpose, typically operating as a nonprofit.
