Deloitte Indonesia beefs-up its TP practice

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Deloitte Indonesia beefs-up its TP practice

Last month, Deloitte beefed-up its transfer pricing practice in Indonesia by hiring seven senior managers and three assistant managers.

Nine of these were hired from Ernst & Young, making Deloitte’s transfer pricing team the largest practice in Indonesia.

Carlo Navarro, ( ex Ernst & Young Indonesia TP leader, who was voted as one of the leading TP practitioners in Indonesia), also joined Deloitte’s South East Asia practice.

Other notable movements in South East Asia include Michael Velten ( ex group head of tax - CLSA) and Ian Clarke (financial services transfer pricing partner from Deloitte India).



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