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ABNR - Indonesia

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Banking and finance, Capital markets, Competition/antitrust, Corporate and M&A, Dispute resolution, Energy, Labour and employment, Restructuring and insolvency

Practitioner

Nurdin Adiwibowo

Practice areas

Banking and finance

Practitioner

Theodoor Bakker

Practice areas

Restructuring and insolvency

Practitioner

Freddy Karyadi

Practice areas

Capital markets, Corporate and M&A

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Ulyarta Naibaho

Practice areas

Dispute resolution

Practitioner

Emir Nurmansyah

Practice areas

Banking and finance

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Banking and financial services, Energy

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Siahaan Sahat

Practice areas

Shipping

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Rita Tyastuti Taufik

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Corporate and M&A

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Real estate

News & Analysis

New Guidance for Initial Evidence Examination for Taxation Crime

27 March 2024 by ABNR - Indonesia

On 19 January 2024, the Indonesian Directorate General of Taxes (“DGT”) issued a Circular Letter of the Directorate General of Taxes No. SE-1/PJ/2024 (“SE No. 1/2024”) as an implementation to the enactment of Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Regulation No. 177/PMK.03/2022 concerning Procedures for Examining Initial Evidence of Criminal Acts in the Tax Sector which has been effective starting from 3 February 2023 (“PMK No. 177/2022”). PMK No. 177/2022 stipulates several updates which are reflected in SE No. 1/2024 including among other provisions related to (a) the time limit for submitting the initial evidence examination report which must be submitted no later than 1 (one) month before the examination period ends and (b) limitation on the extension period for the initial evidence examination into 12 (twelve) months. In general, SE No. 1/2024 establishes internal technical guidelines for DGT in conducting examinations of evidence of the initiation of tax crimes. This publication aims to provide a preliminary overview concerning the initial evidence examination for taxation crime under SE No. 1/2024.

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New Law Strengthens Regulatory Landscape for Financial Sector

20 December 2022 by Freddy Karyadi

In its aim to attract more investors, the Indonesian government has been reforming many laws and regulations since 2020. The wide-ranging Omnibus Law, which amends approximately 78 laws and regulations, was presented in 2020, the Tax Harmonization Law in 2021.