New Delhi, 30 June: ANB; The Government of India has released the provisional monthly accounts for the financial year 2025–26, covering the period up to May 2025. The data, compiled by the Controller General of Accounts (CGA), outlines key trends in government receipts and expenditure during the first two months of the fiscal year. As per the report, total receipts amounted to ₹7,32,963 crore, representing 21.0% of the Budget Estimates (BE) for the year. This includes Rs 3,50,862 crore in Net Tax Revenue, Rs 3,56,877 crore in Non-Tax Revenue, and Rs 25,224 crore from Non-Debt Capital Receipts. In line with the Centre’s commitment to fiscal federalism, Rs 1,63,471 crore was transferred to State Governments as their share of central taxes—an increase of Rs 23,720 crore compared to the same period last year. Total expenditure during the period stood at Rs 7,46,126 crore, or 14.7% of the BE for 2025–26. This comprises:Rs 5,24,772 crore in Revenue Expenditure, including:Rs 1,47,788 crore in Interest Payments Rs 51,253 crore allocated towards Major Subsidies Rs 2,21,354 crore in Capital Expenditure . The data reflects a stable start to the fiscal year, with strong revenue collection and increased fiscal transfers to states, reinforcing the government’s developmental and welfare objectives. ANB
