#non tax state revenues

Indonesia's non-tax revenue (PNBP) from the fisheries sector has reached nearly Rp1 trillion as of December this ...

The Indonesian government has called on the young generation to help boost the added value and benefits of the mining ...

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) has said it expects Indonesia's capital market capitalization to reach more ...

The Indonesian government has projected that the state budget (APBN) deficit will reduce to 5.2–5.4 percent of ...

The National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) has streamlined the procedure for issuing permits for processed ...

A higher tax rate of 35 percent on high wealth individuals (HWIs) earning over Rp5 billion per year would hopefully ...

The Indonesian Government is seeking to optimize the contribution of non-tax state revenues (PNBP) to the 2022 state ...

The government's education endowment fund, which is meant to develop the potential of the present and future young ...

The Ministry of Industry is disseminating information on new regulations for Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) management in ...

The Finance Ministry has collaborated with a digital wallet provider to offer better tax payment services, with the ...

The robust target of tax receipts and significant reduction in expenditure in the draft 2022 state budget (RAPBN) is a ...

The Indonesian Government is eyeing state revenues to touch Rp1,840.7 trillion by 2022 to finance several development ...

The government and the House of Representatives (DPR) have decided to provide Rp72.44-trillion in State Equity ...

The Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has said it is making strategic attempts to improve maritime, marine, and ...

The Indonesian Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry will continue to bolster various research and innovations in a ...