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Regent I Made Mahayastra and the Gianyar DPRD (regional parliament) approved the revised APBD 2026, the regency budget. Revenue stands at Rp 3.41 trillion.
PAD, the regency's own revenue from local taxes, levies and fees, accounts for Rp 2.43 trillion or 71.21%. Transfers from the central government add Rp 980 billion and other income Rp 3 billion.
Spending and deficit
Spending is set at Rp 4.33 trillion, Rp 52.29 billion less than the earlier version. The Rp 921.9 billion gap is covered by net financing, meaning borrowed funds.
Antara reports that officials link stronger PAD to signing up new taxpayers and widening tax collection. In a separate report the regent said the revision lifted PAD by Rp 33.6 billion.
A tight fiscal position
The regent has urged village heads not to depend only on transfers and to build their own income sources. He openly describes the regency's finances as constrained.
In the same session the parliament approved a draft regulation on river buffer zones. It governs what may be built near waterways.
Why property owners should care
When a budget rests on own revenue, the regency has a direct interest in finding everyone who owes local taxes. These include land and building tax, the tax on accommodation services and permit fees.
The wording about registering new taxpayers points to active checks on properties that host guests. Villas rented through online platforms without local tax registration are the obvious target.
The article announces no new tax rates. The focus is on fuller collection under existing rules.