Highly educated and well-trained human resources are critical for an innovation-driven economy and for Indonesia to sustain its future economic growth and to improve social welfare, the government has issued regulations, in which domestic taxpayers who conduct research and development (R&) could obtain a gross income as high as 300% of the cost of their R& activities, though the R& activities must be conducted in Indonesia and produce new inventions, innovations, new technology and/or a transfer of technology to develop industries


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