ANH Law & Tax Counsel
ANH Law & Tax Counsel
ANH Law & Tax Counsel “ANH” in order to provide quality solutions for tax dispute and corporate legal issues in Indonesia. The company established in 2023 and since has expanded to legal experts from various fields of legal expertise such as tax dispute, bankruptcy law, litigation & dispute resolution, maritime law, real estate & property law, foreign investment assistance, banking & financial law and intellectual property law. ANH Law & Tax Counsel has since became a leading legal company in Indonesia in handling corporate and commercial cases.
The company maintains its commitment to provide the best legal advice and representation for its clients in Indonesia, utilising nearly 10 years of legal expertise and experience to offer the most efficient solutions to legal and bureaucratic obstacles to foreign investors and local businesses a like.
WHY ANH?
Extensive Expertise
With a combined experience of more than 10 years, ANH is masterly in Litigation and Corporate matters. We have strong experience in Litigation particularly commercial, criminal, state administrative and industrial relation disputes including settlement and government examination in various labor office in Indonesia.
Unprecedented Flexibility
With a combined experience of more than 10 years, ANH is masterly in Litigation and Corporate matters. We have strong experience in Litigation particularly commercial, criminal, state administrative and industrial relation disputes including settlement and government examination in various labor office in Indonesia.
Boutique Approach
We believe that compact scale and tight-knit law company offer the benefit being laser-focused, responsive, and client-oriented when it matters the most. Our boutique-like approach to client relationship means our goal is to be your reliable, long term partner for all client’s legal matters. We only grow if you do.
Cost Predictability
We believe in effectiveness and efficiency. The focus should be on delivering results, not merely chasing billable hours. Our lawyers are dedicated to deliver the best result for our client.
ANH Services
Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law in Indonesia is stated in-detail in Law No.37 2004: Bankruptcy and Suspension of Payments. Indonesia has special regulations and procedures regarding bankruptcy based on the type and size of the organization wishing to declare themselves bankrupt.
Banking & Finance
Banking and Finance in Indonesia is regulated by the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan/OJK) and is primarily governed by Law No.7 1992: Banking and its amendment Law No.10 1998. The OJK has wide supervisory powers such as regulation of banking institutions, supervising the risk management and solvency rating of banks, and overall examination to enfore legal banking practices.
Litigation & Disputes
Litigation and Disputes in Indonesia is explained and defined in Law No.30 1999: Arbitration and Alternate Dispute Resolutions. Stated in Article 1 No.10 of Law No. 30 1999, The Indonesian legal system allows for out-of-court dispute resolutions between opposing parties such as through consultation, negotiation, mediation or reconciliation, often with an experienced legal professional.
Real Estate & Property
The foundations of Indonesian law regarding property ownership and development can be found in Law No.5 1960: Agrarian Law. Land usage in Indonesia is segmented based on the form of ownership such as Land for Rent and Land for Cultivation are treated distinctly. Indonesia also does not allow foreigners to own property.
Labour Disputes
Indonesian labor laws and work regulations are being updated each year with new additions culminating in a series of laws since Indonesia’s independence in 1945. Most notably, Law No.21 1999 states that employees are protected from discrimination with a maximum of 40 hours per week. Employers must also provide employees time to perform religious observances such as Muslim prayers which are conducted five times a day.
Due Diligence
There are no requirements or regulated procedures for Due Diligence in Indonesia although there are certain regulations in corporate mergers and acquisitions. Due Diligence in Indonesia usually encompasses information on corporate organization, liquid and illiquid assets, and both short and long-term liabilities.
Transfer Pricing Document ( TP Doc )
We assist in the preparation of integrated Transfer Pricing Documentation to establish compliance with the requirements of the indonesian tax authority and in accordance with the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines to create a credible Transfer Pricing
Documentation.
Tax Planning
We help develop tax planning programs so that clients can achieve tax efficiency, reduce the risk of sanctions/fines, as well as formulate tax policies that are in line with the client’s financial policy in general. Tax planning is basically carried out to develop strategies and implement strategies in order to achieve tax goals desired by
company management.
VAT Refund
We will help companies claim VAT over payment refunds by ensuring complete and correct documentation, maximizing the amount of excess VAT refunds, and speeding up the refund process to the company’s treasury.
Tax Dispute
We have proven our expertise in providing assistance services to deal with tax disputes. This is shown by significant dispute resolution results. In assisting clients, the approach we use is a combination of experience, theoretical concepts, legal interpretation, and understanding of business transactions to build trust, both with
taxpayers and with tax authorities. Our experience in the field of tax litigation is our strength and advantage to represent you in dealing with disputes in tax court.
Tax Audit
We assist taxpayers in facing tax audits to ensure tax compliance, prepare documents, prepare fiscal arguments on the findings of the tax audit team, with the aim of minimizing tax findings and the risk of fine sanctions.
Tax Compliance
We assist companies in calculating, depositing, and reporting routine taxes every month, including Income Tax 21, Income Tax 23, Income Tax 4(2), Income Tax 25, and VAT, with the aim of ensuring regulatory compliance, avoiding fines, and simplifying administration.