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Act No. 35 Of 2004

Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 35 Tahun 2004

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, (4) The acceptance of the state is not another tax as it is referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is estimated to be Rp22,313.203,989,000 (twenty-two trillion three hundred and thirteen billion two hundred three million nine hundred and eighty-nine thousand rupiah).
.,, (5) The details of the state's acceptance of non-tax years of the 2004 budget as referred to in paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are listed in the explanation of this verse. "

., 4. The provisions of Article 6 of the paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are amended, so that the entirety of Article 6 shall be the following:
.,,
" Article 6
(1) The state spending budget of the 2004 budget is made up of:
., a., a. Central government shopping budget;
B. Shopping budget for the area.
.,, (2) The central government spending budget as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is estimated to be Rp300,036,173,502,000 (three hundred trillion thirty-six billion hundred and seventy three million five hundred and two thousand rupiah).
., (3) The shopping budget for the area as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp130.005,005,40,000 (one hundred thirty trillion five billion one million three hundred and forty thousand rupiah).
.,, (4) The amount of state spending budget in 2004 as referred to in verse (2) and verse (3) is estimated to be Rp430.041,174,842,000 (four hundred thirty trillion forty one billion one hundred and seventy-four million eight hundred million. forty-two thousand rupiah). "

. .5. The provisions of Article 7 of the paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are amended, so that the entirety of Article 7 shall be the following:
.,,
" Section 7
.,, (1) the central government spending budget as referred to in Section 6 of paragraph (1) of the letter a consists of:
., a., a. Regular expense;
B. Development expenses.
.,, (2) Regular spending as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is estimated to be Rp228.088,404,400,000 (two hundred twenty-eight trillion eighty-eight billion four hundred and four million four hundred thousand rupiah).
.,, (3) The construction expenditure as referred to in verse (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp71,947,769,102,000 (seventy one trillion nine hundred and forty-seven billion seven hundred and sixty-six hundred two hundred thousand rupiah).
.,, (4) The details of routine spending and expenditure on the 2004 budget year as referred to in paragraph (2) and verse (3) into the sector and subsectors are listed in the explanation of this paragraph.

., 6. The provisions of Article 9 of the paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are changed, so that the entirety of Article 9 becomes the following:
.,,
" Section 9
.,, (1) The shopping budget for the area as referred to (3) in Section 6 of the paragraph (1) letter b consists of:
., a., a. The balance funds;
B. Special autonomy funds and adjustments.
(2) The balance of the balance, as referred to in verse (1) the letter an estimated Rp123.149.623,397,000 (one hundred twenty-three trillion hundred and forty-nine billion six hundred and twenty-three million three hundred and ninety-seven thousand. rupiah).
.,, (3) Special autonomy funds and adjustments as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp6.855,377,943,000 (six trillion eight hundred fifty five billion three hundred seventy seven million nine hundred and forty-three thousand rupiah). "

., 7. The provisions of Article 10 of the paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are amended, so that the entirety of Article 10 becomes the following:
.,,
" Article 10
.,, (1) The balancing fund as referred to in Article 9 of the paragraph (1) letter a consists of:
., a., a. Funds for the results;
B. General allocation funds;
C. Special allocation funds.
.,, (2) The Funds for the results as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is estimated to be Rp37.368.366.053,000 (thirty-seven trillion three hundred sixty-eight billion three hundred sixty-six million rupiah).
.,, (3) The general allocation fund as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp82.130.926.144,000 (eighty-two trillion hundred thirty billion nine hundred and twenty-six million hundred and forty-four thousand rupiah).
.,, (4) The special allocation funds as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is estimated to be Rp3,650,331,200,000 (three trillion six hundred fifty billion three hundred and thirty-one million two hundred thousand rupiah).
.,, (5) Further division of balancing funds is carried out in accordance with the provisions in Act Number 25 of 1999 on the Financial Balance between the Central and Regional Governments. "

., 8. The provisions of Article 11 are amended, so that the entirety of Article 11 shall be the following:
.,,
" Section 11
.,, (1) Special autonomy funds and adjustments as referred to in Article 9 of the paragraph (1) letter b consists of:
., a., a. Special autonomy fund;
B. The readjustment fund.
.,, (2) The special autonomy fund as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is estimated to be Rp1,642,617,943,000 (one trillion six hundred and forty-two billion six hundred and seventeen million nine hundred and forty-three thousand rupiah).
.,, (3) The adjustment fund as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp5,212,71,000,000 (five trillion two hundred twelve billion seven hundred sixty million rupiah). "

., 9. The provisions of Section 12 are amended, so that the entirety of Article 12 becomes the following:
.,,
" Section 12
.,, (1) With the amount of state income budget and a 2004 budget year grant of Rp403,769,529,330,000 (four hundred three trillion seven hundred sixty-nine (1) billion five hundred twenty-nine million three hundred thirty thousand rupiah) as it is referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (5), smaller than the amount of state spending budget of Rp430,041,174,842,000 (four hundred thirty trillion forty one billion one hundred and seventy-four million eight hundred and forty-two thousand rupiah) as referred to in Article 6 of the paragraph (4), then in the 2004 budget year it is estimated The budget deficit amounted to Rp26,271,645,512,000 (twenty-six trillion tllowing:
.,,
" Section 5
.,, (1) The country ' s acceptance is not a tax as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) letter b consists of:
., a., a. Natural resource acceptance;
B. The government part of the country ' s enterprise enterprise profit;
C. State acceptance is not another tax.
(2) The acceptance of natural resources as referred to in verse (1) the letter a is estimated to be Rp92,407,639,441,000 (ninety-two trillion four hundred seven billion six hundred and thirty-nine million four hundred and forty-one thousand rupiah).
.,, (3) The government 's share of the country' s operating entity ' s profits as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is estimated to be Rp9.103,500,000,000 (nine trillion hundred three billion five hundred million rupiah).
., assumed in APBN 2004 of 1,150 (one comma one hundred and fifty) million barrels per day.
., lower the estimate of production of crude oil due to the unoptimized production of new oil wells and the natural decline of the relatively old oil wells, as well as a lack of new investment. It's in the field of oil.
.,, the development of the various macroeconomic indicators has exerted influence on the implementation of the 2004 APBN Budget. In addition, the realization of implementation of the 2004 APBN Budget was also authoring by the policies of the government in the fiscal field. In regards to the 2004 State Budget and Revenue Budget, the No. 28 Act of 2003 needed to be made in a variety of adjustments, to be more realistic and to be in line with the changes and the The developments are happening.
.,, state revenues and grants in 2004 are estimated to have changed to Rp403,769,529,330,000 (four hundred three trillion seven hundred and sixty-nine billion five hundred and twenty-nine million three hundred thirty thousand rupiah) or higher From what was set in APBN 2004. The higher estimate of state income and grants is due to the higher estimates of both the realization of domestic acceptance and the acceptance of grants. The realization of domestic income, which is sourced from taxation receipts and non-tax revenues (PNBP) is estimated to have reached 102.6 (one hundred two commas six) percent and 160.6 (one hundred sixty six) percent of which. set in APBN 2004. Higher estimates of the realization of the taxation of taxation relating to improved economic performance, in addition, have been able to implement the administrative measures of taxation, such as the addition of the number of WP and individual, the implementation of the audit, as well as the acceleration of the arred Whereas the higher estimate of PNBP's realisation relates to the growing number of PNBP's deposits, the PNBP's policies have been established and have been established. In the meantime, the acceptance of the realisation grant is estimated to be 116.3 (one hundred six comma triple comma) percent of the one specified in its APBNs.
., as with state income and grants, the realization of state spending is estimated to be higher than that specified in APBN 2004, changed to Rp430.041,174,842,000 (four hundred thirty trillion forty one billion a hundred. seventy-four million eight hundred and forty-two thousand rupiah).
., higher estimates of the realization were due to higher estimates of the realization of the shopping realization of central government and shopping for the area from which it had been established in APBN 2004. The realization of central government spending, which is made up of regular spending and construction spending each is estimated to reach 123.7 (one hundred twenty-three comma seven) percent and 101.5 (one hundred one comma five) percent of the specified In APBN 2004. Higher estimates of the realization of such routine spending are related to higher spending on BBM subsidies as a result of higher estimates of the realization of Indonesia's crude oil prices in the international market from its assumption of During the 2004 APBN drafting.
., in addition, the weakening of the rupiah ' s exchange rate against the United States dollar also co-encouraged its higher spending on BBM subsidies.
., while higher estimates of the realization of development spending are concerned with the higher absorption of the development budget, which is sourced from the financing of the rupiah.
., Meanwhile, the realisation of shopping for the area in 2004 is expected to reach 109.2 (a hundred nine comma two) percent of the ones set in APBN 2004. The higher estimates of the realization are related to the higher estimates of the realization of some of the domestic admissions that are made to the area.
., despite the change in almost all macro assumptions, which in turn influenced APBN's magnitude, but efforts to healer the APBN through budget deficit control continue to be carried out.
.,, Based on the estimated realization of state income and grants, and the estimated realization of state spending, the budget deficit is expected to turn to Rp26,271,645,512,000 (twenty-six trillion two hundred and seventy one billion six hundred. Forty-five million five hundred and twelve thousand rupiah. The budget deficit will be financed through domestic and foreign financing sources. In 2004, the realization of domestic and foreign financing sources is estimated to have reached 124.5 (one hundred and twenty-four commas of five) percent and 147.3 (one hundred forty-seven commas three) percent of which it had been established. In APBN 2004.
.,, in accordance with the provisions outlined in Article 16 of the Law No. 28 of 2003 on the Budget and State Shopping of the Budget Year 2004 (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2003 Number 139, Additional Terms of State Number 4337), then changes over the State Budget of the 2004 Budget and Shopping Budget need to be regulated by the Act.

SECTION BY SECTION

Section I

Figure 1
.,, Section 3
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the initial taxation receipts were set at Rp272,175,100,000,000 (two hundred and seventy-two trillion-a hundred and seventy-five billion hundred million).
Verse (3)
., the acceptance of the state instead of the original tax was set at Rp77.124,435,800,000 (seventy-seven trillion-one hundred and twenty-four billion-four hundred and thirty-five million-hundred thousand rupiah).
Verse (4)
.,, the original grant reception was set at Rp634.200,000,000 (six hundred thirty-four billion two hundred million rupiah).
Verse (5)
.,, the amount of the State Revenue Budget and the original Hibah were set at Rp349.933,735,800,000 (three hundred and forty-nine trillion nine hundred and thirty-three billion thirty-five million and eight hundred thousand rupiah).

Figure 2
.,, Section 4
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the domestic tax receipts were originally set to be Rp260.223,900,000,000 (two hundred and sixty trillion two hundred and twenty-three billion nine hundred million rupiah).
Verse (3)
.,, the acceptance of the international trade tax was originally set at Rpll.951.200,000,000 (eleven trillion nine hundred and fifty-one billion two hundred million rupiah).
Verse (4)
.,, the initial tax reception was planned to be Rp2 72.17 5,100,000,000 (two hundred and seventy-two trillion 100 billion 100 million rupiah) was changed to Rp279.207,480,000. 000 (two hundred seventy-nine trillion two hundred and seven billion four hundred and eighty million rupiah).
 (in rupiah) 
     Initial Acceptance Type To + --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
     (PPh) nonmigas 0111 PPh Article 21 27.912.885 remain high triggered by rising oil demand in connection with the growing world economic growth.  The imbalance has led to the higher price of crude oil in the international market.  In 2004, Indonesia's crude oil price was estimated to reach US$ 35.0 (thirty-five zero U.S. dollars in comma) per barrel, higher than it assumed in the 2004 APBN of US$ 22.0 (twenty-two zero American dollars commas).  Union) per barrel. 
., meanwhile, Indonesia ' s crude oil production is estimated at 1,072 (one comma zero seventy-two) million barrels per day, lower than Foreign loan 0820 Revenue from 604,650,000 581,686,032,000 admissions back shopping years ago budget 0821 Reception returns 458,4388,000 20.432,802,000 shopping officer headquarters 0822 Reception returns- 2,537,454,000 autonomous area employee shopping 0823 Reception Reception-3,141,286,000 shopping retirement 0824 Reception Reception 100.772,000 343,141,022,000 regular shopping other 0825 Reception returns 45,440,000 62,751,364,000 shopping development rupiah pure 0826 Reception returns-149.661,234,000 development shopping Foreign loan 0827 Reception Reception-20,870,000 shopping development grant 0840 Earnings of 6.850,000,000,000 7,691,600,000,000 pidebt 841 Revenue 6.850,000,000,000 7,691,600,000,000 repayment of debt-8,682,748,000 years And then 0871 Pemreal-8,675,280,000 accounting-shopping shopping for overseas loans 0873 Pemreal-7,468,000 Regular shopping bookkeeping routine 0890. Other income. Another 2.524,867.8477,000 5,880.782.110,000 0891 Reception returns 1,717.157,000 10,060.052,000 supply/pay-face salary 0892 Acceptance of fines 7.181,548,000 31,499,914,000 delay job completion 0893 Readmission of 14,463,132,000 35,884,916,000 /damages for loss in pain by state 0894 Acceptance of fine-125.368,000 administration of BPHTB 0895 Revenues of 2,500,000,000,000 2,500,000,000,000 national banking revenue 899 Revenue 1,506,010,000 3,303,211.860,000 other budget + --------------------------------------------------------------+

Figure 4
.,, Section 6
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the central government spending budget was originally planned to be Rp255,308,989,000,000 (two hundred and fifty-five trillion three hundred and eight billion nine hundred and eighty-nine million rupiah).
Verse (3)
.,, the shopping budget for the original area was planned to be Rp119.042,274,087,000 (a hundred and nineteen trillion forty-two billion two hundred and seventy-four million eighty-seven thousand rupiah).
Verse (4)
., the amount of the state shopping budget was originally planned to be Rp374,351.263,087,000 (three hundred seventy four trillion three hundred and fifty-one billion two hundred and sixty-three million and eighty-seven thousand rupiah) turned into a Rp430.041.174,842,000 (four hundred thirty trillion forty-one billion hundred and seventy-four million eight hundred and forty-two thousand rupiah).

Figure 5
.,, Section 7
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the regular spending was originally planned to be Rp184,437,789,000,000 (one hundred and eighty-four trillion four hundred and thirty-seven billion seven hundred and eighty-nine million rupiah).
Verse (3)
.,, the initial construction expenditure was planned to be Rp70,871,200 million (seventy trillion eight hundred and seventy one billion two hundred million rupiah).
Verse (4)
.,, the routine spending was originally planned to be Rp184,437,789,000,000 (one hundred and eighty-four trillion four hundred and thirty-seven billion seven hundred and eighty-nine million rupiah) turned into a Rp228,088,404,400,000 (two hundred) twenty-eight trillion eighty-eight billion four hundred and four million four hundred thousand rupiah).
 (in rupiah) Sector/Subsector Semula Being
 + ----------------------------------------------------------------------+ 01 INDUSTRIAL SECTOR 36.518.182,000 36.518.182,000 01.1 Industrial Subsector 36.518,182,000       36.518.182,000 02 AGRICULTURAL SECTOR, FORESTRY, MARINE AND FISHERY 924.318,020,000 872,149,183,000 02.1 Agricultural Subsector 223,530,529,000 223,52,529,000 02.2 Subsector Forestry 612.720,742,000      560.551.905,000 02.3 Subsector Marine and Fisheries 88.066.749,000 88.066.749,000 03 SECTOR RRRAN 38,399.782,000 38,309.782,000 03.1 Subsector Development and Irrigation Management                 37.254,183,000 37.164,183,000 03.2 Subsector Development and Management Source-source Air 1.145.599,000 1.145.599,000 04 LABOR SECTOR 275.075,879,000      225.165,286,000 04.1 Working Power Sector 275.075,879,000 225.165.286,000 05 TRADE SECTOR, NATIONAL USARA DEVELOPMENT, FINANCE, AND COOPERATIVE 136.362,543,332,000 182.666.964,532,000
 05.1 Internal Trade Subsector 12.421.677,000 12.421.677,000 05.2 Foreign Trade Subsector 97.672.041,000 97.672.041,000 05.4 SubsectorFinance 136.195.718,611,000  182,500,139,811,000 05.5 Subseclor of Koperations and Effort Mikro, Small, and Medium 56.731,003,000 56.731,003,000 06 TRANSPORT SECTOR, METEOROLOGY, AND GEOPHYSICS 664,830.787,000      664,769,878,000 06.1 Subsector Prasarana Road 27.477,400,000 27,416.491,000 06.2 Land Transport Subsector 39.207,940,000 39.207,940,000 06.3 Sea Transport Subsector                     377,858,6477,000 377,858,67,000 06.4 Air Transport Subsector 116.017,604,000 116.017,604,000 06.5 Subsector Meteorological, Geophysics, Search and Rescue 104,269,196,000      104,269,196,000 07 MINING AND ENERGY SECTOR 414.868.249,000 414,868.249,000 07.1 Subsector Mining 396.850.648,000 396.850.648,000 07.2 Energy Subsector 18.017,601,000 18,017,601,000 08    TOURISM SECTOR, POST, TELECOM, AND, INFORMATIKA 396.622,893,000 296.622.893,000 08.1 Tourism Subsector 83.815,519,000 83.815.519,000 08.2 Subsector Subsector, Telecommunications and Informatics          312.807.374,000 212,807,374,000 09 SECTOR DEVELOPMENT SECTOR 87.716,850,000 87.627,443,000 09.1 Subsector Autonomous Region 50.695,012,000 50,695,012,000 09.2 Subsector Development  Area and Community Empowerment 37.021,838,000 36,932,431,000 10 SECTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT, AND SPATIAL LAYOUT 706.410,873,000 606,621.951,000 10.1 Subsector Resource 
     Nature and Environment 17,602,943,000 17,602,943,000 10.2 Subsector Tata Room and Pertanahan 688.807.930,000 589.019,008,000 11 EDUCATION SECTOR, NATIONAL CULTURE, YOUTH, AND
 
     EXERCISE 6.290.065.218,000 5.773.406.162,000 11.1 Education Subsector 5.486.448,950,000 4.986.097.931,000 11.2 Subsector Education Outside 656.020,034,000 648,359,874,000 11.3 Cultural Subsector
      National 104.365.229,000 97.033,468,000 11.4 Youth Subsector and Exercise 43.231,005,000 41,914,889,000 12 POPULATION SECTOR AND FAMILY 902.446.796,000 202.446.796,000 
12.1 Subsector of the occupation and Family 902.446,796,000 202,446,796,000 13 WELFARE SECTOR SOSlAL, HEALTH, AND EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN 458,559,901,000 458,559,901,000 13.1 Subsector Welfare
      Social 86.199.219,000 86.199.219,000 13.2 Healthcare Subsector 372,360.682,000 372,360.682,000 14 SECTOR HOUSING AND SETTLEMENT 62,214,008,000 61.745.968.000 14.1 Housing Subsector          266,921,000 569,814,000 14.2 Subsector Settlement 61.947,087,000 61.176.154,000 15 RELIGIOUS SECTOR 1,825,175,585,000 1.825.175,585,000 15.1 Subsector Of Life Services  Religion 388,612,445,000 388,612,445,000 15.2 Subsector Of Religious Education Development 1.436.563,140,000 1.436.563,140,000 16 SECTOR OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 878.513,690,000 877.991,048,000 16.1  Subsector of the Ministry of Scientific and Technology Sciences 3,433,084,000 3,433,084,000 16.2 Subsector Research and Development Science and Technology 575,039,722,000      574,597,080,000 16.3 Institutional Subsector, Prasarana and Sarana Science, and Technology 28,990.010,000 28.990.010,000 16.4 Statistical Subsector of Stm for 14,040,000       1,393,030,000 running the practice 0719  Revenue 804,169,863,000 96.912.244,000 Other picklers 0810 Revenue from 1,383,263,000 1,007.251,556,000 admissions back budget year budget run 0811 Reception Reception returns     1,231,843,000 38,740.128,000 shopping clerk 0813 Reception back-151,139,068,000 retirement shopping 0814 Reception Reception 58,380,000 649,885,342,000 shopping  Another routine 0815 Reception 93,040,000 47,487,018,000 shopping for development of pure rupiah 0816 Reception return-120.000,000,000 development shopping
          atistics 271,050,874,000 270.970.874,000 
17 LEGAL SECTOR 2.029.220.939,000 17.1 SUBSECTOR OF NATIONAL LAW COACHING 1.764,183,421,000 1.764,183,421,000 17.2 SUBSECTOR COACHING APPARATUS 265.037,518,000 265.037,518,000 18    SECTOR OF THE STATE APPARATUS AND SUPERVISION 6.852.915.125,000 5.718.867.731,000 18.1 The State of Aparatur Subsector 6.276.901.080,000 5.142.853.686,000 18.2 Subsector The Pendayagunaan System and Implementation
 
     Supervision of 576,014,045,000 576,05,045,000 19 POLITICAL SECTOR IN NEGERl, EXTERNAL RELATIONS NEGERl, INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS 3.557.085,557,000 3.557.085.557,000 19.1  Interior Political Subsector 131,900.617,000 131,900.617,000 19.2 Foreign Relations Subsector 3.371,063.127,000 3.371.063.127,000 19.3 Subsector Information and Communication 54.121.813,000       54.121,813,000 20 DEFENSE AND SECURITY SECTOR 21.674,287.334,000 21.674,287.334,000 20.1 The Defence Subsector 13,741,924.900,000 13,741.924.900,000 20.2 Security Subsector 7.932.362,434,000 7.932.362.434,000
 + --------------------------------------------------------------------- + 
The original construction expenditure was designated Rp70.87I.200,000,000 (seventy trillion eight hundred and seventy one billion two hundred million rupiah) changed to Rp71.947,769,102,000 (seventy-one trillion nine hundred and forty-seven billion). seven hundred and sixty-nine, million a hundred and two thousand rupiah) consists of:

Development Spending In Matrik Form
(Look Physical ...)

Figure 6
.,, Section 9
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the rebalancing fund was set at Rp112.186,896.144,000 (one hundred and twenty-one hundred and eighty-six billion eight hundred and ninety-six million hundred and forty-four thousand rupiah).
Verse (3)
.,, the special autonomy fund and the original adjustment were set at Rp6.855,377.943,000 (six trillion eight hundred fifty-five billion three hundred seventy-seven million nine hundred and forty-three thousand rupiah).

Figure 7
.,, Section 10
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the Fund for the original results was set at Rp26,927,870,000,000 (twenty-six trillion nine hundred and twenty-seven billion eight hundred and seventy million rupiah).
Verse (3)
.,, the general allocation fund was originally set to be Rp82.130.926.144,000 (eighty-two trillion hundred thirty billion nine hundred and twenty-six million hundred and forty-four thousand rupiah).
Verse (4)
.,, the special appropriations fund was originally set to be Rp3.128,100,000,000 (three trillion hundred twenty-eight billion hundred million rupiah).
Verse (5)
.,, pretty clear

Figure 8
.,, Section 11
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, the special autonomy fund was originally set at Rp1,642,617.943,000 one trillion six hundred and forty-two billion six hundred and seventeen million nine hundred and forty million rupiah).
Verse (3)
., the readjustment funds were set at Rp5,212,760.000,000 (five trillion two hundred and twelve billion seven hundred sixty million rupiah).

Figure 9
.,, Section 12
.,, Verse (1)
.,, with the amount of State Revenue Budget and Budget Year 2004 it was originally set at Rp349.933,735,800,000 (three hundred and forty-nine trillion nine hundred and thirty-three billion-three hundred and thirty-five million eight hundred. Thousand rupiah), smaller than the amount of State Shopping Budget that was originally set to be Rp374,351.263,087,000 (three hundred seventy four trillion three hundred and fifty-one billion two hundred and sixty-three million and eighty-seven thousand rupiah), Then there was a budget deficit set at Rp24,417.527,287,000 (twenty. four trillion four hundred seventeen billion five hundred and twenty-seven million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand rupiah).
Thus the budget deficit of the 2004 budget changed from Rp24,417.527,287,000 (twenty-four trillion four hundred and seventeen billion five hundred and twenty-seven million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand rupiah) to be the first time in the year. Rp26,271,645,512,000 (twenty-six trillion two hundred and seventy one billion six hundred and forty-five million, twelve thousand rupiah).
 (in rupiah) 
     Initial Descriptions to + --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------           374,351.263.087,000 430,041.174,842,000 Budget Deficit -24.417.527,287,000 -26.271.645.512,000 + -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
   Verse (2)
.,
., a., a. The banking in the country was originally set at Rp19.198.567.287,000 (nineteen trillion hundred ninety-eight billion five hundred and sixty-seven million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand rupiah);
., b. Privatization was originally set to be Rp5,000,000,000,000 (five trillion rupiah);
., c. The asset sales of the original banking restructuring program were set at Rp5,000,000,000,000 (five trillion rupiah);
., d. The state debt letter (neto) was originally set at Rp11.357,700,000,000 (eleven trillion three hundred and fifty-seven billion seven hundred million rupiah);
., e. Foreign financing (neto) was originally set to be negative Rp16,138,740,000,000 (sixteen trillion hundred and thirty-eight billion seven hundred and forty million rupiah).
Verse (3)
., the financing of the original budget deficit was set at Rp24,417.527,287,000 (twenty-four trillion four hundred seventeen billion five hundred and twenty-seven million two hundred and eighty-seven thousand rupiah) changed to Rp26,271,645,512,000. (twenty-six trillion two hundred and seventy-one billion six hundred and forty-five million five hundred thousand rupiah).
 (in rupiah) 
Previous Types Of Financing Being + ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------       13.198.567.287,000 13.198.567.287,000-Non-RDI 6.000.000,000,000 10.713.240,000,000 2. Privatisation of 5,000,000,000,000 5,000,000,000,000                5,000,000,000,000,000,000,000-BPPN 5,000,000,000,000-PT PPA (neto)-2,512,606,000,000 (total) of state debt (neto) 11,357,700,000,000    8.225,346,225,000-Publishing 32,500,000,000,000 32.300,846,225,000-Subject Pay And Repurchase -21.142,300,000,000 -24,075,500,000,000 5. Foreign Financing (neto)                 -16.138,740,000,000 -23.778,814,000,000 Foreign (gross) Loan Withdrawal 28.237,000,000,000 21.745,637,000,000-Loan Program 8,500,000,000,000-3,140.837,000,000-Project Loans 19.737,000,000,000   18,604,800,000,000 The Resources of the Foreign Debt -44,375,470,000,000 -45.524.451 million 
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------- + 
Domestic banking financing derived from non-RDI accounts is entirely derived from the use of the remaining cash to bond swap funds from the BPPN deposits of previous years.

Section II
.,, pretty clear.