JAKARTA. The realisation of Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) in 2022 clocked up to IDR 588.3 trillion, shifting 28.3% higher than IDR 458.5 trillion seen in 2021. This surge was driven by the increase in commodities’ prices, including coals. The information was disclosed by the Minister of Finance herself, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, during the 2022 State Budget Realisation Press Conference yesterday (3/1).

According to Sri Mulyani, this PNBP is the highest that has been recorded in the history of PNBP. She mentioned that oil and gas contributed IDR 148.5 trillion to the total PNBP, soaring 53.7% from IDR 96.6 trillion in 2021. The realisation of oil and gas PNBP last year actually reached 106.8% of the target set in 2022. Meanwhile, the non-oil and gas revenue clocked up to IDR 120.1 trillion or 127.2% higher than IDR 52.9 trillion seen in 2021. It also covered 137.4% of the 2022 target.

Other PNBP, including income from mining commodity sales, DMO, and service fees from ministries and institutions (visa, passport, licenses, and police services), reached IDR 196.3 trillion, soaring 28.7% from the numbers recorded in 2021. Then, the state revenue from the restricted state assets, originating from state-owned enterprises’ dividends (mostly banks), reportedly hit IDR 40.6 trillion mark, increasing 33.1% year-on-year (yoy).

Then, the contribution from public service institutions clocked up to IDR 82.8 trillion, weakening 34.3% yoy following the decreased inflow from Palm Oil Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS) due to the temporary ban on crude palm oil (CPO) export and CPO export duty policy. (AM/ZH)