Evasive Action

INCREASINGLY clear indications are emerging that the Asian Agri Group may have committed tax fraud. In the trial of Suwir Laut at the Central Jakarta District Court last Thursday, nine witnesses, including two from a public accounting firm, and Vincentius Amin Sutanto—a key witness in the case—confirmed that the company owned by the Raja Garuda Emas group manipulated its tax payments from 2001 to 2006. Total losses incurred by the state amoun

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