Indonesia’s state revenue reached Rp2,341.5 trillion through the end of September 2026, up 25.5 percent year-on-year, Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara said at a Financial System Stability Committee press conference at Bank Indonesia in Jakarta. Tax revenue stood at Rp1,847.7 trillion, up 21.8 percent. Non-tax state revenue rose 41.7 percent to Rp492.3 trillion.
Spending and financing
State spending reached Rp2,660.5 trillion over the same period, up 19 percent. Central government spending came to Rp2,061.3 trillion. Budget financing stood at Rp462 trillion, growing 0.4 percent.
Customs and excise
Customs and excise realization reached Rp240.1 trillion through the third quarter, rising 8.5 percent. Revenue growth was attributed to continued economic activity and the rollout of the Coretax tax administration system.
Nazara said the budget was driving economic growth. He said the government’s revenue performance was positive and its spending was optimal.
Source: Bank Indonesia
