PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas, a subholding of state-owned port operator Pelindo, reported a significant contribution of IDR 1.94 trillion to the state revenue throughout 2024. The contribution reflects a 28% increase year-on-year, from the previous year’s total of IDR 1.51 trillion.
This financial support came through various channels, including IDR 1.69 trillion in tax payments, IDR 70.55 billion in non-tax state revenue (PNBP), and IDR 175.80 billion in concession fees.
Widyaswendra, Corporate Secretary of PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas, emphasized that this contribution underscores the company’s commitment to fulfilling its obligations and supporting national development efforts.
“The IDR 1.94 trillion is a consolidated figure, including the contributions of subsidiary entities under our management,” he explained.
“It’s a reflection of our alignment with government regulations and our role in fueling economic growth through APBN (the state budget),” he said further.
Income Tax (PPh) made up the largest portion of Pelindo Petikemas’ tax payments at IDR 992.27 billion, followed by Value Added Tax (PPN) amounting to IDR 641.25 billion, and Land and Building Tax (PBB) at IDR 64.13 billion.
In comparison, the company’s 2023 contributions included IDR 1.29 trillion in taxes, IDR 5.98 billion in non-tax state revenues, and IDR 214.18 billion in concession fees.
These figures align with the broader performance of Indonesia’s state revenues in 2024.
According to the Ministry of Finance, total state income reached IDR 2,842.5 trillion -exceeding the national target by 1.4% and marking a 2.1% year-on-year increase.
Tax revenue alone hit IDR 1,932.4 trillion, driven by strong performance in key tax segments such as income tax and value added tax.
Deputy Minister of Finance Anggito Abimanyu noted that transactional tax categories, particularly domestic Income Tax, grew in double digits thanks to increases in salary payments, holiday bonuses (THR), and improved retail activity.
Customs and excise revenue also showed growth, reaching IDR 300.2 trillion, supported by export-import activity and a surge in crude palm oil (CPO) prices. Meanwhile, non-tax state revenues totaled IDR 579.5 trillion – 117% of the target – boosted by state-owned enterprise (BUMN) performance and innovation in public services.
Looking ahead, the government aims to build on this momentum in 2025, leveraging both tax and non-tax revenue sources to support national development.