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Jakarta, 9 Nov 2009 – After 100 days put together a program of work, the Government began assembles Medium Term Development Plan (National RPJMN) Strategic Plan 2009-2014 and the Ministry / Agency (Restta-KL). Targeted, RPJMN arrangement was completed in early January 2010. “Hopefully the beginning of January 2010 RPJMN is final,” said The Minister of State for National Development Planning / Head of National Development Planning Agency Alisjahbana Armida, on the sidelines of the Working Meeting RPJPMN Formulation and Restra K / L, the Office of Bappenas, Jakarta, Monday ( 9 / 11).

Armida said in the coming weeks it will be ‘racing’ to the discussion with the Ministry of Finance and Ministry Institute to RPJMN completion targets.
Currently, the discussion is being conducted in RPJPMN Bappenas building program to synchronize so that systematic and appropriate planning. “Last December there was no holiday for very solid. We’ll do trilateral meeting, between Bappenas, Finance, and ministry organizations,” said Armida.

RPJMN 2009-2014 are organized into three books. The first book contains a plan of action to national development priorities for the next five years, and the second book contains the priority activities for each area of development. The third book contains the regional development. In the previous cabinet, there is no third book. This book describes Armida related to performance accountability.

“This RPJPM different 5 years ago. Now there are 3 books. This third book 5 years ago does not exist. It’s all related to later accountability for performance,” said Armida.
Armida also explained his side along with the Ministry of Administrative Reform and the Ministry of Finance is to coordinate to make the program accountable and work in accordance with the planning.

Target Government Tax Revenue Up 24% in 2010

the government tax revenue target of Rp 611.22 trillion in 2010, up 24% of the target in 2009 amounted to Rp 528 trillion. The government will boost the individual taxpayer.

This was conveyed by Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani in taxation meeting of Asia Pacific institutions to 39 at Hotel Grand Hyatt Nusa Dua, Bali, on Monday (9/11/2009).

According to her, one way the government will do to achieve this goal is to boost individual income taxpayers. The government will use a variety of reference to determine the amount of individual taxpayers.

“We will use these data the taxpayer. The company will be seen from the owner, whether or not he controls. Then we also saw the ranks of directors in a company. Many major companies, directors ranks of income. We will capture the general information, such as publications magazine. Is he the richest man in Indonesia, or Indonesia’s richest families. Now the tax director-general has the ability to access information about the tax potential of our taxpayers, “said Sri Mulyani.

Sri Mulyani said the acceptance of individual taxpayers in Indonesia is still considered below average. Another case with the developed countries that the amount exceeds 50% of total tax revenue.

“In Indonesia, the individual taxpayer is still not developed ranged between 40-60%. This is going to be a challenge. If in developed countries, the percentage of individual tax revenue from wealthy private reaches 80% of tax revenues,” she said. ARP