Budget 2025-26 Latest News At a Glance

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The government of Pakistan has announced the  federal budget  for the year 2025–26. The total budget is Rs 17.57 trillion, which is 7% less than last year’s budget. This budget has been prepared under the guidance of the IMF to control spending, increase tax collection, and keep the economy stable.   

Budget Summary Table   

Item   

Amount (Rs Trillion)   

Change Compared to Last Year   

Total Budget   

17.57   

7% less   

Total Revenue   

19.28   

9% more   

Net Federal Revenue   

11.07   

8% more   

Current Expenses   

16.29   

6% less   

Development & Lending   

1.29   

12% less   

FBR Tax Target   

14.13   

12% more   

Fiscal Deficit   

3.9% of GDP   

Lower than last year   

Primary Surplus   

2.4% of GDP   

Better than before   

 

Areas Where the Budget Increased   

Some sectors got more money this year to deal with current issues like national security and rising costs.   

Sector   

New Amount   

Increase   

Reason   

Defence   

Rs 2.55 Trillion   

20% more   

Due to the security situation   

Debt Payments   

Rs 8.21 Trillion   

9% more   

To pay back loans   

FBR Tax Collection   

Rs 14.13 Trillion   

12% more   

To improve the tax system   

Pensions   

Rs 1.05 Trillion   

6% more   

Due to inflation and military pensions   

Social Support   

Rs 0.55 Trillion   

8% more   

More funds for poor families (e.g., BISP)   

Areas Where the Budget Reduced   

To reduce expenses, the government cut the budget in some areas.   

Sector   

Old Amount   

New Amount   

Decrease   

Reason   

Development Projects   

Rs 1.15 Trillion   

Rs 1 Trillion   

13% less   

Only important projects will continue   

Subsidies (Power, Fuel)   

Rs 1.35 Trillion   

Rs 1.19 Trillion   

12% less   

To reduce unnecessary support   

Government Expenses   

Rs 0.48 Trillion   

Rs 0.43 Trillion   

10% less   

Austerity and digital savings   

Energy Sector Help   

Rs 0.44 Trillion   

Rs 0.38 Trillion   

14% less   

Moving to private sector and reforms   

Final Words   

This year’s budget is smaller than last year, but the government has spent more on defence, loans, and support for poor families. At the same time, it has reduced spending on some projects and government departments to control the deficit and follow IMF rules.   

The success of this  budget depends on:   

  • Better tax collection,   
     
  • Careful use of money,   
     
  • Peace and stability, and   
     
  • Controlling inflation   

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