This article delves into Indonesia's comprehensive transfer pricing regulations, which mandate the preparation of transfer pricing documentation and the application of the arm's length principle for both cross-border and domestic affiliated transactions. It explores the rationale behind these regulations, their implementation and the implications of domestic related-party adjustments in transfer pricing audits.
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