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The Central government collected Rs 10,95,209 crore between April and July of FY 2025-26, accounting for 31.3% of the full-year budget estimates (BE), according to data released by the Finance Ministry on Friday. Revenue and Receipts Out of the total receipts: Rs 6,61,812 crore came from net tax revenue, Rs 4,03,608 crore from non-tax revenue, and Rs 29,789 crore from non-debt capital receipts. The Centre also devolved Rs 4,28,544 crore to states as their share of taxes, which is Rs
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FAQ :
The Central government collected ₹10,95,209 crore during this period.
The main sources were net tax revenue (₹6,61,812 crore), non-tax revenue (₹4,03,608 crore), and non-debt capital receipts (₹29,789 crore).
Total government expenditure stood at ₹15,63,625 crore.
The fiscal deficit is at 29.9% of the annual target.
Capital expenditure on infrastructure, including highways, railways, ports, and power, crossed ₹3.5 lakh crore.
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