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Indonesia โ€“ Mexico Tax Treaty

The Indonesia-Mexico tax treaty caps withholding on dividends at 10%, and interest at 10%. Royalties are taxed at a uniform 10% across all categories. Private pensions are taxable only in the country of residence, with no withholding at source. This is one of 31 active treaties in Indonesia's network and one of 24 in Mexico's. The general dividend rate of 10% is below the median in both countries' treaty networks (Indonesia: 15%, Mexico: 15%).

Verified data

DJP Tax Treaty Network (pajak.go.id) (Treaty list verified April 2026. Rates from individual treaty texts (Articles 10-12).)

Withholding Rate Summary

Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference
Income TypeTreaty RateStatutory Rate (Indonesia)
Dividends (general)

Portfolio investors

10%saves 10%20%
Dividends (qualified)

Beneficial owner is a company holding >= 10% of voting stock

10%saves 10%20%
Interest

Bank interest, bonds, loans

10%saves 10%20%
Royalties (avg)

Patents, copyright, know-how, film/TV

10%โ€”
Pensions

Private pension distributions

0%โ€”
Social Security

Government social security benefits

0%โ€”

โ€œTreaty Rateโ€ is the maximum withholding permitted under this treaty. The actual effective rate may be lower if domestic law provides a more favorable rate independently. โ€œStatutory Rate (Indonesia)โ€ shows the rate that applies when no treaty benefit is claimed. Qualified dividend rate requires: Beneficial owner is a company holding >= 10% of voting stock.

Dividends
General Rate10%saves 10% vs statutory
Qualified Rate10%saves 10% vs statutory
Statutory Rate20%without treaty

The general dividend rate of 10% applies to portfolio investors. A reduced rate of 10% is available when beneficial owner is a company holding >= 10% of voting stock. Without the treaty, the statutory withholding rate on dividends is 20%.

Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference

Interest
Treaty Rate10%saves 10% vs statutory
Statutory Rate20%without treaty

Interest payments (bank interest, bonds, loans) are subject to 10% withholding under this treaty, compared to the 20% statutory rate. This represents a 10% reduction from the statutory rate.

Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference

Royalties
Know-how10%
Patents10%
Film & TV10%
Copyright10%

Royalty withholding rates vary by the type of intellectual property. This treaty distinguishes 4 categories, with rates ranging from 10% to 10%.

Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference

Pensions & Social Security
Pensions0%exempt at source
Social Security0%exempt at source

Private pension distributions are taxable only in the country of residence, with no withholding at source. Government social security benefits are exempt from source-country withholding.

Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference

Comparative Context

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฉIndonesia's Network

Among Indonesia's 31 active treaty partners, the 10% general dividend rate ranks 3rd (median: 15%).

PartnerRate
China10%
Hong Kong10%
Mexico (this treaty)10%
Malaysia10%
Austria15%
Australia15%

๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡ฝMexico's Network

Among Mexico's 24 active treaty partners, the 10% general dividend rate ranks 4th (median: 15%).

PartnerRate
Chile10%
China10%
Colombia10%
Indonesia (this treaty)10%
Israel10%
India10%
Portugal10%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the dividend withholding rate under the Indonesia-Mexico tax treaty?
The general dividend withholding rate is 10%. A reduced rate of 10% applies when beneficial owner is a company holding >= 10% of voting stock. Without the treaty, the statutory rate is 20%. Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference.
What is the interest withholding rate between Indonesia and Mexico?
The treaty rate on interest is 10%, compared to the 20% statutory rate. Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference.
How are pensions taxed under the Indonesia-Mexico treaty?
The treaty withholding rate on pensions is 0%. Source: Indonesia Treaty Reference.

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