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        "id": 1793190,
        "msgid": "finance-minister-purbaya-designs-2027-state-budget-deficit-at-1-8-2-4-per-cent-of-gdp-1780999276",
        "date": "2026-06-09 16:15:14",
        "title": "Finance Minister Purbaya designs 2027 state budget deficit at 1.8\u20132.4 per cent of GDP",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has announced the government's preliminary fiscal framework for 2027, targeting a state budget deficit between 1.8 and 2.4 per cent of GDP. The plan envisages state revenue at 11.82\u201312.40 per cent of GDP against expenditure of 13.62\u201314.80 per cent, supported by tax system modernisation and optimisation of non-tax revenue from natural resources. The government is also committed to improving spending quality through efficiency measures and stronger central-regional fiscal harmonisation.",
        "content": "<p>Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa is designing the 2027 State\nBudget (APBN) deficit within a range of 1.8 per cent to 2.4 per cent of\ngross domestic product (GDP). \u201cThe macro-fiscal posture for 2027 is\ndesigned collaboratively, in a directed and measurable manner, with a\ndeficit of 1.8 to 2.4 per cent of GDP,\u201d Purbaya stated during a DPR RI\nPlenary Session in Jakarta on Tuesday. The deficit range is supported by\nstate revenue of 11.82 to 12.40 per cent of GDP and state expenditure of\n13.62 to 14.80 per cent of GDP. To achieve the state revenue target, the\nFinance Minister explained that the government continues to pursue\noptimisation of state revenue, both through broadening the revenue base\nand improved management of natural resources. Revenue optimisation is\nrealised through strengthening a taxation system that is adaptive to\nchanges in the economic structure. Improvements in taxpayer compliance\nare carried out by utilising technology and big data analysis to\nstrengthen supervisory effectiveness, broaden the tax base, and optimise\nstate revenue potential sustainably. On the other hand, the government\nalso continues to provide targeted, selective, and measured fiscal\nincentives to strategic sectors that have high added value for the\neconomy. On the non-tax state revenue (PNBP) side, optimisation is\npursued through strengthening natural resource-based receipts, enhancing\ntransparent and accountable governance, and service innovation to\nimprove the quality of public services. This effort is supported by\nstronger oversight and law enforcement, as well as optimising debt\ncollection to maximise state revenue potential. Meanwhile, on the\nspending side, the government is committed to improving the quality of\nstate expenditure through efficiency and refocusing efforts, so that\nbudget allocations become more productive, better targeted, and capable\nof delivering tangible impacts on the economy and society. The\ngovernment will also enhance the effectiveness of central and regional\nspending through strengthened synergy and harmonisation of central and\nregional expenditure.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/finance-minister-purbaya-designs-2027-state-budget-deficit-at-1-8-2-4-per-cent-of-gdp-1780999276",
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