Singapore has hit back at claims that it is actively seeking to undermine Indonesia’s tax amnesty, which could see as much as US$100 billion in assets stashed offshore flow back into the archipelago state’s coffers. Media reports have been swirling that Singaporean banks are actively offering tax incentives to clients to keep their assets parked offshore – a charge that…
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