JAKARTA - The government has budgeted Rp735 trillion worth of funds for transfers to regions (TKD) in the State Budget Draft (RAPBN) for Fiscal Year 2027.
"In 2027, (transfers to regions) are planned to be Rp735 trillion or an increase of 5.5 percent compared to the outlook (projection) of 2026 of Rp696.9 trillion," said Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa at a press conference on the 2027 Budget and Financial Note in Jakarta, Friday, August 14. reported by ANTARA.
Purbaya said the budget was specifically for transfers to the regions and did not include reconstruction funds.
The State Treasurer also stated that he would continue to monitor the development of the fiscal condition of each region on a regular basis. If the local government is seen to have budgetary constraints, Purbaya opens the opportunity to channel additional budgets as the government has recently done.
"Later we will also continue to monitor the financial condition of each region from month to month. If necessary, we will add like yesterday. So, that's our approach," said Purbaya.
Meanwhile, central government spending (BPP) is targeted at Rp3,362.2 trillion or growing 3.6 percent from the 2026 state budget projection of Rp3,245.5 trillion.
This amount consists of ministry/institution spending (K/L) of IDR 1,504.7 trillion, down 7.7 percent from the 2026 state budget projection of IDR 1,630.4 trillion. Meanwhile, non-K/L spending was set at IDR 1,857.5 trillion, up 15 percent from the 2026 state budget projection of IDR 1,615.1 trillion.
Thus, state spending in the 2027 State Budget is set at IDR 4,097.2 trillion or growing 3.9 percent from the 2026 State Budget projection of IDR 3,942.4 trillion.
The 2027 state budget deficit is planned at IDR 671.2 trillion or 2.40 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). Taking into account state revenues targeted at IDR 3,426 trillion or growing 6.8 percent from the 2026 state budget projection of IDR 3,208.1 trillion.
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