The Ministry of Finance has released the provisional and unaudited accounts of the Government of India for the financial year 2025-2026. The government received ₹33,85,982 crore in total receipts, representing 99.4% of the corresponding Revised Estimate for 2025-26. This comprised ₹26,23,264 crore in net tax revenue to the Centre, ₹6,78,961 crore in non-tax revenue, and ₹83,757 crore in non-debt capital receipts. The non-debt capital receipts consisted of ₹24,617 crore from recovery of loans and ₹59,140 crore from miscellaneous capital receipts.
Total expenditure incurred by the government stood at ₹49,05,151 crore, achieving 98.8% of the corresponding Revised Estimate. This expenditure was divided into ₹38,36,032 crore on revenue account and ₹10,69,119 crore on capital account. Within the revenue expenditure, interest payments accounted for ₹12,42,575 crore while major subsidies consumed ₹4,53,854 crore.
The government transferred ₹13,92,971 crore to state governments as devolution of share of taxes, which represents an increase of ₹1,06,086 crore compared to the previous year's transfers. The accounts were consolidated and published as provisional figures pending final audit.