<![CDATA[Licensing in a business in a country is a requirement for citizens to maintain their business activities. These business activities not only concern citizens but also citizens/foreign corporate institutions that wish to invest in Indonesia. The executive and legislative governments in Indonesia are striving to streamline business activities through legislation and a technology system called One Single Submission (OSS). This study aims to examine the Indonesian government’s efforts to simplify the process of obtaining business activity permits for Indonesian citizens, foreign citizens/foreign corporate institutions. This study uses research through documents and is non-interactive. The research sources in this journal include laws enacted by the Indonesian government, the OSS system created by the Indonesian government, and scientific concepts related to good governance. The results of this study found a lack of data integration in the OSS, which can create loopholes that make it challenging to process business activity permits and provide room for bribes to expedite the business permit process in Indonesia.]]>
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