Indonesia targets US$15.6 billion in cigarette excise revenue in 2026

Workers produce hand-rolled clove cigarettes (SKT) at a cigarette factory in Cimahi, West Java, Indonesia, on Tuesday (Feb. 10, 2026). Indonesia’s Directorate General of Customs and Excise at the Finance Ministry says cigarette excise tax rates remain unchanged, while the government sets a 2026 excise revenue target of Rp243.53 trillion (US$15.6 billion), up 9.8 percent from last year’s realization of Rp221.7 trillion, as part of efforts to strengthen state revenue. ANTARA FOTO/Abdan Syakura/bar/M052

Workers produce hand-rolled clove cigarettes (SKT) at a cigarette factory in Cimahi, West Java, Indonesia, on Tuesday (Feb. 10, 2026). Indonesia’s Directorate General of Customs and Excise at the Finance Ministry says cigarette excise tax rates remain unchanged, while the government sets a 2026 excise revenue target of Rp243.53 trillion (US$15.6 billion), up 9.8 percent from last year’s realization of Rp221.7 trillion, as part of efforts to strengthen state revenue. ANTARA FOTO/Abdan Syakura/bar/M052

Workers produce hand-rolled clove cigarettes (SKT) at a cigarette factory in Cimahi, West Java, Indonesia, on Tuesday (Feb. 10, 2026). Indonesia’s Directorate General of Customs and Excise at the Finance Ministry says cigarette excise tax rates remain unchanged, while the government sets a 2026 excise revenue target of Rp243.53 trillion (US$15.6 billion), up 9.8 percent from last year’s realization of Rp221.7 trillion, as part of efforts to strengthen state revenue. ANTARA FOTO/Abdan Syakura/bar/M052