Ngurah Rai Customs And Excise Bali Reaches State Revenue Of IDR 45.3 Billion

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BADUNG - Ngurah Rai Customs and Excise, Bali, has succeeded in achieving its 2021 revenue target of IDR 45.35 billion.

During 2021, Ngurah Rai Customs and Excise will receive state revenue in the customs and excise sector of IDR 45.35 billion or equivalent to 100.02 percent of the target.

"In 2021, we are given a target of collecting state revenues of Rp. 45,343,711,000, of which we have paid up to date of Rp. 45,350,601,625, or 100.02 percent of the target," said Head of the Ngurah Rai Customs Office, Kusuma. Santi Wahyuningsih in her written statement, Monday, December 6.

"The realization of this revenue comes from import duties, export duties, and excise. The realization figure for this revenue is as of December 6, 2021, meaning that it is very likely that at the end of the year we will still increase the realization of state revenues," he added.

While the details are the realization of the Ngurah Rai Customs, which was obtained from import duties of Rp.45,319,833,990 or Rp.45.31 billion, export duties of Rp.1,497,000 and excise duty of R29,270,635.

Customs and Excise carry out trade and industrial facilitation functions, supervisory functions, and state revenue collection functions from the customs and excise sector.

With this revenue target that has been achieved, Ngurah Rai Customs and Excise has succeeded in carrying out the function of collecting state revenues from the customs and excise sector, as well as playing a role in helping state finances in carrying out government programs in the context of handling the COVID-19 pandemic.

"This condition is quite difficult, where direct flights to I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport are still not available. However, we continue to be committed to optimizing state revenues from the customs and excise sector, by not forgetting the function of facilitation and assistance for industry and supervision. This is a form of support us, considering the position of acceptance is very crucial for state finances in the context of handling the COVID-19 pandemic," said Santi.

"We thank all parties who have contributed to state revenue, because today we have succeeded in achieving the state revenue target that was charged to us for 2021," he said.