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NusaBali reports that revenue from the Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fee (BBNKB)<\/em> in Bali Province in 2026 has reached approximately Rp. 1.137 trillion as of August 24, 2026. Reflecting this record-high level of tax collection, the Bali Provincial Regional Revenue Agency (Bapenda)<\/em> is expanding the accessibility of tax services through *Samsat Satria*<\/em> (Integrated One-Stop Administration Services Office for Strategic Public Areas) and also offering other incentives\u2014including a reduction in the principal tax amount\u2014as part of efforts to boost compliance among taxpayers.<\/p>\n \u200bBali Bapenda Head,<\/em> I Dewa Tagel Wirasa, stated that vehicle tax revenue continues to increase on a positive trajectory. In addition to pursuing higher revenue targets for the remainder of the year, the agency is employing a service-oriented approach to make it easier for the public to fulfill their tax obligations.<\/p>\n \u200bOne innovation being developed is *Samsat Satria*<\/em> (Integrated One-Stop Administration Services Office for Strategic Public Areas<\/em>). This service utilizes government facilities in strategic locations to bring vehicle payment and administrative services closer to the public.\u200bA *Samsat Satria*<\/em> service point is being prepared in the South Kuta area, featuring a cashless payment concept. The public will be able to make payments digitally without using physical cash. “This involves cashless payment\u2014a non-cash payment method conducted digitally without the use of physical money,” said Dewa Tagel on Wednesday, 26 August 2026.<\/p>\n \u200bHe noted that easy access to services plays a crucial role in increasing taxpayer compliance. With services that are closer, easier, and more convenient, the public will be more motivated to fulfill their vehicle tax obligations.<\/p>\n \u200bIn addition to expanding services, Bali Bapenda<\/em> is implementing an incentive policy for compliant taxpayers. Starting in 2026, a 10 percent reduction in the principal tax amount will be granted for vehicles with engine capacities under 200 cc, and a 5 percent reduction for those exceeding 200 cc.<\/p>\n \u200bThis policy will be evaluated at the end of the year to assess its impact on public compliance levels. An evaluation is also necessary to assess the extent to which these incentives influence local tax revenue. “Hopefully, taxpayer awareness will increase,” he said.<\/p>\n \u200bThe Bali Regional Revenue Agency (Bapenda Bali)<\/em> also reminded the public that vehicle tax payments can be made up to three months before the due date. Meanwhile, vehicle tax penalties are set at 1 percent, in accordance with applicable regulations.<\/p>\n \u200bMotor Vehicle Tax (PKB)<\/em><\/p>\n Regarding revenue, Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) collections<\/em> as of August 24, 2026, reached Rp 658.07 billion, or 61.27 percent of the Rp 1.074 trillion target. This figure represents payment to date for 1,474,395 vehicles.<\/p>\n \u200bFor the Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fee (BBNKB<\/em>), revenue stood at Rp 478.72 billion – 62.72 percent of the Rp 763.25 billion target\u2014derived from 149,463 transactions. “Combined, revenue from Bali’s PKB<\/em> and BBNKB as of August 24, 2026, has reached approximately Rp 1.137 trillion,” stated Dewa Tagel.<\/p>\n \u200bRegarding Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB)<\/em> revenue, the Denpasar Technical Implementation Unit (UPT)<\/em> was the largest contributor, realizing Rp 237.84 billion, or 61.50 percent of the Rp 386.72 billion target. The Badung UPT<\/em> followed with Rp 156.47 billion, or 61.46 percent of the Rp 254.58 billion target. Next, the Gianyar UPT<\/em> recorded Rp 68.51 billion, or 61.34 percent of the Rp 111.69 billion target.<\/p>\n \u200bFurthermore, the Buleleng UPT<\/em> posted Rp 53.04 billion, the Tabanan UPT<\/em> Rp 52.79 billion, the Karangasem UPT Rp 30.56 billion, the Jembrana UPT Rp 24.54 billion, the Klungkung UPT Rp 17.82 billion, and the Bangli UPT Rp 16.52 billion.<\/p>\n \u200bMotor Vehicle Title Transfer Fees<\/strong><\/p>\n Meanwhile, for Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fee (BBNKB)<\/em> revenue, the Denpasar UPT<\/em> was also the largest contributor, with receipts of Rp 163.03 billion, or 63.59 percent of the Rp 256.39 billion target. The Badung UPT<\/em> recorded Rp 106.49 billion, or 58.04 percent. This was followed by Buleleng UPT<\/em> with Rp 48.15 billion (66.69 percent), Gianyar with Rp 46.93 billion (58.29 percent), and Tabanan with Rp 36.47 billion (63.08 percent).<\/p>\n \u200bNext, the Karangasem UPT<\/em> recorded Rp 28.52 billion (67.63 percent), Jembrana Rp 21.05 billion (74.84 percent), Klungkung Rp 15 billion (63.88 percent), and Bangli Rp 13.07 billion (68.49 percent).<\/p>\n \u200bWith approximately four months remaining until the end of 2026, the Bali Regional Revenue Agency (Bapenda Bali)<\/em> continues to rely on a combination of expanded service access and incentive policies to boost taxpayer compliance.<\/p>\n \u200bRelated Links<\/strong><\/p>\n License and Registration, Please. Traffic Enforcement in Bali<\/p>\n Driving Without a License or Registration<\/strong><\/p>\n At Least 1 Million Vehicles on Bali Roads Not Tax-Compliant<\/p>\n Stay Informed on Bali Tourism-Related News<\/strong>: Subscribe to Bali Update\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" NusaBali reports that revenue from the Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fee (BBNKB) in Bali Province in 2026 has reached approximately Rp. 1.137 trillion as of August 24, 2026. 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