Indonesia’s government has introduced regulations aimed at detecting, and ultimately taxing, assets that were not declared under the country’s recently-concluded tax amnesty programme, according to a Reuters report. The island nation’s nine-month tax amnesty scheme resulted in just 3% (Rp 147 trillion) of assets declared being repatriated. According to the government, both asset declarations and repatriations of offshore assets did…
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