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By the end of January of the current financial year 2081/82, both the government's income and expenditure have been weak. According to the data of the Comptroller General's Office, compared to the annual target, the government's income is 44.83 percent and expenditure 40.58 percent for this period.
The government had brought a budget equal to 18 trillion 60 billion 333 million rupees for the current financial year and had set a target of raising revenue equal to 14 trillion 71 billion 62 million 95 million rupees . But after both the income and expenditure weakened, the government revised the estimate to spend only 90.99 percent of the initial allocation through the half-yearly review . In other words, in the current financial year, the revised estimate is to spend only 16 trillion 92 billion 73 billion 25 million rupees.
Current expenditure of the government is 45.82 percent by the end of January compared to the initial allocation . 5 trillion 22 billion 62 billion 53 lakh rupees have been spent in seven months out of the allocation of 11 trillion 40 billion 66445 million rupees under the current title.
In the same way, only 68 billion 41 billion 59 million rupees have been spent in the budget allocation of 3 billion 52 billion 354 million rupees under the capital title . That is, compared to the initial allocation, the capital expenditure so far is 19.42 percent.
The financial arrangement used to pay the principal and interest of the public debt so far has been 44.6 percent. 44.6 percent of the initial allocation has been spent so far in the budget of Rs.
Not only the budget expenditure of the government but also the collection of revenue is weak. The government, which aims to raise a total annual revenue equal to 14 trillion 71 billion 62 billion 95 million rupees, has collected 6 trillion 59 billion 73 billion 57 million rupees by the end of January. Seven months revenue collection is 44.83 percent of the initial target .
During this period, tax revenue increased by 44.05 percent and non-tax revenue by 57.15 percent. The government's target is to collect 12 trillion 84 billion 209.6 million rupees towards tax revenue, so far 5 trillion 65.64 billion 36 million rupees have been raised. In the same way, the annual target of raising one trillion 35 billion nine 34 lakh rupees towards non-tax is 57.15 percent of the initial target i.e. 77 billion 21 crore three lakh rupees.
For the current financial year, the government, which aims to receive foreign subsidies equal to 52.32 billion 65 million rupees, has so far raised only 8.82 billion 6 million rupees This is 16.87 percent of the annual target.
