Pakistan Unveils FY26-27 Budget Balancing Relief and IMF Demands

Pakistan's government has presented its budget for fiscal year 2026-27, aiming to balance public relief measures with the strict conditions set by the International Monetary Fund. The budget includes a significant development kitty with CPEC 2.0 as a key project.

13 Jun, 04:31 — 13 Jun, 04:31

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BUDGET 2026-27: Govt balances relief and IMF diktat

• Budget keeps lender’s targets intact on revenue, deficit, primary surplus • Divisible pool frozen for three years at Rs13.35tr; govt eyes Rs1.9tr fiscal space • Revenue target up 17.6pc after record Rs1.15tr shortfall; defence up 17.7pc to Rs3tr • Salaries, pensions to rise 7pc; minimum wage proposed at Rs40,700 • Super tax scrapped for Rs150m-Rs500m incomes • Social media earnings, traders face new tax measures • Incentives for small EVs; curbs on luxury ones • Petroleum now top non-tax ea...

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