Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the state's revenue collection for next year was estimated to be RM5.268bil, giving it a surplus of RM130.47mil.
“The primary focus is to drive and strengthen the state’s economy to ensure continuous and inclusive progress and prosperity for Sabah and its people,” he said. For next year, RM2.405bil, was expected to come from, among others, state sales tax of RM2.270bil, land rent of RM90mil and ports and harbour dues of RM44.5mil.
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