Bali tax revenue reaches IDR 7.02 trillion as of May 2026

Denpasar (ANTARA) - The Bali Regional Office of the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) recorded tax revenue in the Island of the Gods during the January to May 2026 period reaching IDR 7.02 trillion, an 11.27 percent increase compared to the same period in 2025, which was IDR 6.3 trillion. “This realisation reaches nearly 29 percent of the IDR 24.3 trillion ceiling,” said Supendi, Head of the Directorate General of Treasury (DJPb) for Bali Province, during the Bali Fiscal Insight discussion in Denpasar on Tuesday. He noted that all types of tax revenue experienced positive annual growth, namely Corporate Income Tax (PPh 25/29) reaching IDR 1.91 trillion, up 4.71 percent, and Individual Income Tax (PPh 25/29) reaching IDR 313.63 billion, up 19.3 percent. Additionally, Value Added Tax (PPN) and Luxury Goods Sales Tax (PPnBM) revenue amounted to IDR 1.76 trillion, up 23.60 percent, and Land and Building Tax (PBB) reached IDR 760 million, surging 262.42 percent. In terms of business sectors, trade was the largest contributor to tax revenue in Bali at IDR 1.24 trillion, growing 17.7 percent, followed by accommodation and food and beverage provision at IDR 1.14 trillion, up 16.34 percent, and financial and insurance activities at IDR 969.1 billion, up 13.79 percent. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Finance in Bali, represented by Head of DJP Bali Darmawan, remains optimistic about tax collection in the Island of the Gods through the end of 2026, despite global geopolitical dynamics. This optimism, he said, stems from several indicators showing signs of improvement, ranging from crude oil logistics shipments to previously uncertain trade policies. “Bali’s economy shows resilience despite global volatility, but while this is encouraging, we cannot be complacent because Bali’s economy depends on the tourism sector, which carries risks,” he stated.