Transfer Pricing Case Resurfaces After 17 Years
A transfer pricing violation case, pending for 17 years in Indonesia, is now being re-investigated by the Attorney General's Office (Jampidsus). The resurgence of this long-dormant case draws attention to its potential impact on tax compliance.
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