kemenkeu

Kemenkeu is the common abbreviation for the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia. It is a government ministry responsible for managing the state's finances, including the state budget, taxation, customs, and treasury. The primary role of Kemenkeu is to formulate and implement fiscal policy to support the achievement of national development goals.

The ministry's functions include preparing the State Budget (APBN), managing state revenues and expenditures, overseeing state-owned enterprises, and ensuring financial stability. Kemenkeu also plays a crucial role in international financial cooperation and in developing regulations related to finance and economics. It is structured into various directorates general and agencies, each focusing on specific areas of financial management.

The Minister of Finance is the head of Kemenkeu, appointed by the President of Indonesia. The ministry's work impacts various sectors of the Indonesian economy and the daily lives of its citizens through its policies on taxation, public spending, and economic development initiatives. Kemenkeu strives to achieve fiscal sustainability, efficiency, and transparency in managing public finances.