Jakarta, 15 October 2026 — KAP Agus Ubaidillah dan Rekan (TGS AU Partners) hosted “Business Outlook 2027”, under the theme The Economy, Regulations, and Decisions That Will Shape Your Business, at Wyndham Hotel, Casablanca, Jakarta. The event was part of the firm’s ongoing efforts to maintain strong relationships with clients and professional partners, while providing a platform to exchange insights on economic developments, accounting, taxation, and regulations relevant to the business community.

The forum welcomed 25 participants, including representatives from 16 client companies and two representatives from a law firm that partners with TGS AU Partners. The event also provided an opportunity for professionals to connect and exchange perspectives on business challenges that companies should anticipate as they prepare for 2027.

For TGS AU Partners, client relationships extend beyond the delivery of day-to-day professional services. Opportunities to engage in discussions, share knowledge, and understand the evolving challenges faced by clients are also essential to building long-term professional relationships.

Helping Clients Stay Ahead of Developments Affecting Their Businesses

As 2027 approaches, businesses need to pay attention to developments that may influence their planning and decision-making. Changes in economic conditions, sector dynamics, accounting standards, tax policies, and corporate regulations can have implications for business operations, financial management, and corporate reporting obligations.

Through “Business Outlook 2027,” TGS AU Partners brought together several professional perspectives to help participants develop a more comprehensive understanding of these issues.

In the session Indonesia Business Outlook 2027: What Should Business Leaders Prepare For?, Bapak Mikail Jaman, Managing Partner of TGS AU Partners, discussed economic and sectoral developments and their implications for business strategy. The discussion covered global economic pressures, exchange rate movements, the cost of capital, consumption trends, and varying growth prospects across industries.

Next, Ibu Yuli Aldyanti, Tax Partner at TGS AU Partners, led the session Accounting & Tax Update: What Changed and What Could Impact Your Numbers?. The session explored developments in accounting standards and taxation, including PSAK 118, the global minimum tax, and the direction of data-driven tax supervision.

Meanwhile, Ibu Salsabila Dara, TGS AU Partners’ Audit Leader, presented Business & Regulatory Watchlist: What Companies Cannot Afford to Ignore. The session highlighted regulatory developments and requirements that companies need to monitor, including beneficial ownership reporting, financial statement audit requirements, corporate reporting, and developments in employment regulations.

Together, these sessions highlighted the connections between economic conditions, financial management, tax compliance, and corporate governance. Understanding these interconnected areas is an important consideration for businesses as they prepare their strategies and meet their reporting obligations.

Extending Service Value Through Knowledge Sharing

Beyond delivering professional services, TGS AU Partners views knowledge sharing as an important way to stay connected with clients’ evolving business needs. Through webinars, discussion forums, and in-person events such as “Business Outlook 2027,” the firm creates opportunities for clients and professional partners to gain relevant perspectives beyond the scope of their day-to-day professional engagements.

The event also featured Ibu Dr. Erawati, S.H., K.N., M.T., Director of Financial Profession Development and Supervision at the Directorate General of Financial Sector Stability and Development, Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia, as the keynote speaker. Her participation enriched the forum with perspectives on policy and regulatory developments in the financial sector that are relevant to businesses and financial professionals in Indonesia.

Through initiatives such as this forum, TGS AU Partners seeks to create meaningful opportunities for participants not only to stay informed about current developments, but also to discuss how these issues relate to the challenges they face. This approach reflects the firm’s commitment to delivering added value through professional expertise and knowledge sharing.

Building Long-Term Professional Relationships

“Business Outlook 2027” reflects TGS AU Partners’ continued efforts to strengthen relationships with clients and professional partners through meaningful engagement. By providing a platform for knowledge sharing and discussions on business developments, the firm aims to help clients better understand changes that may affect their businesses.

Moving forward, TGS AU Partners will continue to encourage knowledge exchange and engagement with the business community as part of its commitment to building long-term professional relationships and delivering added value to clients.

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