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Indonesia Probes Tax Officers for Bribery
13 Aug
Summary
- Two tax officers are accused of bribery.
- A listed pulp producer allegedly bribed the officers.
- State losses are estimated at 2 trillion rupiah.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office is investigating two tax officers for allegedly accepting bribes. The officers are accused of facilitating under-invoicing for a listed pulp producer.
This alleged corruption has caused significant state losses, estimated to be around 2 trillion rupiah, which equates to approximately $111.95 million. The Attorney General's Office is pursuing the case.
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