Pakistan Budget 2026-27: Complete Overview โ Rs. 18.771 Trillion
A comprehensive overview of Pakistan's Federal Budget 2026-27 including total outlay, FBR targets, defence allocation, and economic goals.
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Proposed Budget ยท Last updated 2026-06-12
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Officially announced compensation increases for government employees, pensioners, and minimum wage earners.
All government employees
All government pensioners
โ 10% increase from previous
Effective from 1 July 2026
Source: Federal Budget 2026-27 โ Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan
Major economic targets, allocations, and policy highlights from the Federal Budget 2026-27.
The total federal budget outlay for 2026-27 stands at Rs. 18.771 Trillion, covering all federal government expenditures.
FBR has been assigned a revenue collection target of Rs. 15.264 Trillion for fiscal year 2026-27.
Defence allocation stands at Rs. 3 Trillion to ensure national security and armed forces operational readiness.
Federal Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) allocated Rs. 1 Trillion for infrastructure and social development.
Pakistan targets 4% GDP growth in fiscal year 2026-27, with focus on agriculture, IT, and industrial sectors.
The government targets to bring inflation down to 8.2%, a significant reduction from recent highs.
Government employees and pensioners will receive a 7% increase in salaries and pensions for 2026-27.
Minimum monthly wage increased to Rs. 40,700 โ a 10% increase โ providing relief to low-income workers.
The minimum wage has been raised by 10% to Rs. 40,700 per month for unskilled workers.
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