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              Thai Democracy on the Move




              (Fiscal Year) 2000, it was only 3.3% of GDP or IDR 32.9 trillion. When compared to domestic

              revenue, the percentage of realized funds raised in FY 2000 was only around 16% of the
              domestic revenues, while for FY 2001 it increased to 27% (APBN-P 2001) (Sidik 2002).


                      Meanwhile, when compared with state expenditures, the realization of funds raised

              in FY 2000 was 14.9% of the total state expenditures, while in the 2001 FY it was around
              23.2% of the state expenditures. Meanwhile, the development of funds submitted through

              the balancing fund in the 2002 FY (APBN 2002) experienced a significant increase, reaching Rp.
              94.53 trillion or 5.6% of GDP or an increase of 5.1% compared to the fiscal fund of FY 2001.

              When compared with the domestic revenue  for FY 2002, the balancing fund reached 31.3%
              while when compared to the FY 2002 state expenditure reached 27.5%. In 2017, the amount

              of balance funds given to the regions reached Rp. 704.9 trillion. The funds are outside the
              transfer funds allocated by the Central Government as village funds.


                      In relation to the revenue of natural resources, since the implementation of

              the decentralisation policy, the Government of Indonesia has rearranged its distribution.
              For state revenues from petroleum, the old rules, all revenues (100%) belong to the central

              government. Whereas according to the new rules, the central government only takes 85%,
              and the remaining 15% is for provinces and districts. Similar rules also apply to state revenues

              from gas mining and reforestation funds. For mining land rent and mining royalties, local
              governments have been given more proportions (Table 2) (Brojonegoro 2004: 128).








                                       Table 2. Changes in the Distribution of
                                 Natural Resource Revenue since Decentralisation    New Sharing




                                                         Major Change
               Revenue Source
                                     Old Sharing
       เอกสารประกอบการประชุมกลุ่มย่อยที่ 3  Oil revenue    100% centre  Assignment of share    85% centre; 3% province of
                                                                                    Arrangement
                                    Arrangement

                                                                            origin; 6% regency of origin;
                                                    of revenue after tax
            (penerimaan negara
                                                                            6% other regencies in province
            dari pertambangan
                                                    deduction to regional
            minyak bumi)
                                                                            of origin
                                                    governments
   133   134   135   136   137   138   139   140   141   142   143