This is the Indonesian PNBP Target in the 2026 State Budget.

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Akbar Ridwan 15/08/2025 19:30 WIB

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The target state revenue from non-tax state revenues (PNBP) in the 2026 State Budget (RAPBN) is Rp455 trillion.

Non-Tax State Revenue in the Indonesian State Budget (2022-2026)*

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Non-Tax State Revenue in the Indonesian State Budget (2022-2026)*

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The Indonesian government's target revenue from non-tax state revenue (PNBP) in the 2026 State Budget (RAPBN) is Rp455 trillion.

This figure is an accumulation of target revenue from natural resources (SDA), separated state wealth revenue, public service agency (BLU) revenue, and other PNBP.

The following are the targets for state revenue from PNBP in the APBN period 2022-2026:

2022: Rp595.6 trillion
2023: Rp612.5 trillion
2024: Rp584.4 trillion
2025 (outlook): Rp477.2 trillion
RAPBN 2026: Rp455 trillion

According to Book II of the Financial Note and the 2026 State Budget Draft, PNBP in the 2026 RAPBN is projected to decrease by 4.7% compared to the 2025 outlook or estimate.

To achieve the PNBP target, the general PNBP policy in 2026 is directed as follows:

More optimal utilization of natural resources (SDA) through steps such as policy refinement, improvement of SDA management, and increased domestic value added while still paying attention to environmental sustainability.
Increased innovation, policy evaluation for better governance improvement, implementation of PNBP supervision to improve compliance and PNBP governance, and PNBP optimization including the utilization of assets/state-owned assets (BMN).
Increased synergy among government institutions, including the expansion of the use of technology and information (digitalization).

(Read: Indonesia's Ministry Budget Increased by 17.5% in the 2026 State Budget Draft)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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