The tax system in Indonesia operates on a self-assessment basis, however
a rigorous and often punitive tax audit and verification process is followed.

The main tax laws are supplemented by a complex and ever-changing raft
of implementing regulations.

Tax planning does not need to mean devising intricate structures with fancy names. It can be as simple as ensuring that the timing of transactions is correct or that all options available are thought through. In many cases this can save considerable cost.