For the past three years, Indonesian taxpayers have been facing more challenges from the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT) regarding their related-party transactions. The areas of dispute are various; common challenges from the DGT are on management service fees, cost allocation, royalty fees, purchases of raw materials, sales of goods, and sales of capital goods. Permana Adi Saputra, of PB Taxand, describes the new regulations and how they will affect taxpayers.
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