Headline numbers
DJP, the Directorate General of Taxes, collects national taxes in Bali, including income tax and VAT. First-half 2026 receipts reached Rp8.46 trillion.
That is 34.83% of the Rp24.31 trillion annual target. Growth versus the first half of 2025 was Rp770.64 billion, or 10.01%.
Who pays
Wholesale and retail trade led with 19.97%. Accommodation and food service came second with Rp1.39 trillion, or 16.45%.
Finance and insurance followed at 13.59%, then government at 9.57%. Real estate activities contributed Rp475.73 billion, or 5.62%.
By tax type
Corporate income tax raised Rp2.30 trillion and VAT with luxury goods tax Rp2.21 trillion. Individual annual income tax brought in Rp336.92 billion.
Darmawan, head of DJP's Bali regional office, thanked taxpayers who met their obligations.
What it says about the market
Accommodation and food supply almost three times as much national tax as real estate. Tourism remains the main tax engine of Bali's economy.
Land and building tax in DJP's report was only Rp1.51 billion. Most of that tax in Bali is collected by regencies, not DJP.
With 10% growth but only a third of the target met, the tax office will likely look for extra sources in the second half.
The figures were presented at a joint briefing by Bali's regional treasury and tax offices in July 2026.
The report gives no breakdown by regency, including Gianyar.