Government revenue from oil and gas income tax (PPH Migas) in the 2017 State Budget (APBN) is targeted at Rp 35.93 trillion, more than Rp 36.46 trillion lower than the 2016 Revised State Budget (APBNP). As is known, oil and gas income tax revenue has been declining since 2014. The steepest decline occurred in 2015, coinciding with the fall in crude oil prices due to oversupply. Simultaneously, demand was sluggish due to the global economic slowdown.
State revenue realization from oil and gas income tax in 2015 was only Rp 49.67 trillion, a plunge of more than 43 percent from the previous year's Rp 87.45 trillion. In 2014, the contribution of oil and gas income tax to tax revenue reached 7.26 percent, but in 2017 it is estimated to reach only 2.4 percent. This year's oil and gas income tax revenue is expected to be the lowest since 2006.
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