Pakistan Budget for FY 2026-27

Pakistan Space Agency said:
Brother, you've asked three questions.


Incompetence obviously:

Financial Year 2018-2019 (3.1%)
Financial Year 2019-2020 (-1.27%)

(7 steps back, 6 steps forward - lets look at the forward steps only theory 🤔).


Tell us what happened in FY 2018-19 and FY 2019-20.



And why did it shrank again in 2019 after having 6.1% Growth rate the previous year ?

Calendar Year
2018: 6.1%
2019: 3.1%

Financial Year
2017-2018: 5.2%
2018-2019: 1.9%

Here's the confusion with which most PTI Shaikh Chillis struggle with or are unaware of.

Pakistan rebased it's GDP in January 2022.

The growth rate figures were looking quite pathetic for the PTI tenure. After rebasing, it was hoped the figures wouldn't look that bad but it only worked for financial year 2021-2022 (due to $92.32 billion worth of imports 😱).

However, rebasing had also upped all the growth rate figures for the PML-N tenure where for example, the financial year 2017-2018's growth rate had jumped from 5.2% to 6.1%.

For whatever reason, the disengenous PTI Shaikh Chillis are only interested in the growth rate figure of 6.2% for the FY 2021-2022 but don't want to mention the growth rate figure of 6.1% in 2017-2018.
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Let me reveal something to you of humanities recent history.

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RealNapster said:
Let me reveal something to you of humanities recent history.

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Ah, PTI's infamous Crona Rona Dhona.

In case you don't know Pakistan's Financial Year starts on 01 July each year and ends on 30 June the next year.

Pakistan did not impose a nationwide lockdown until 01 April 2020 and it ended on 09 May 2020.

It was only for 38 days. That's it.

After that it was business as usual as the so-called "smart lockdowns" were imposed (or lack of) as and when necessary.

So brother, once again what's the excuse for PTI's incompetence for the first two financial years:

FY 2018-2019 (18 August 2018 - 30 June 2019)
FY 2019-2020 (01 July 2019 - 30 June 2020)
 
Pakistan Space Agency said:
Ah, PTI's infamous Crona Rona Dhona.

In case you don't know Pakistan's Financial Year starts on 01 July each year and ends on 30 June the next year.

Pakistan did not impose a nationwide lockdown until 01 April 2020 and it ended on 09 May 2020.

It was only for 38 days. That's it
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So the graph that I shared, of global GDP, is it also created by PTI ? And lockdown of just 38 days ?

Do you know export means sending something on ships to someplace ? Covid restrictions remain in effect for whole 2 years GLOBALLY. My own university was locked down first for 7 months and after a brief opening of 12 days it was again locked down for 3.5 months. Covid didn't vanished in 38 days. The world economic performance for those 2 years is evident of that.


I am sorry but I can not force things into your eyes and brain if you refuse to see and comprehend. This is my last response to you on this thread.
 

Punjab to provide Rs555.7bn to federal government in FY27​

Provinces expected to transfer Rs1.04tr under Article 164 grants, with Sindh contributing Rs263.7bn, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Rs157bn and Balochistan Rs58.6bn.


Provincial governments are expected to transfer around Rs1.04 trillion to the federal government in FY2026-27 under grants provided through Article 164 of the Constitution, with Punjab accounting for more than half of the total amount, according to budget documents.

The federal budget estimates Punjab’s contribution at Rs555.69 billion, representing nearly 54% of the projected provincial transfers. Sindh is expected to provide Rs263.67 billion, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan are projected to contribute Rs157.02 billion and Rs58.63 billion, respectively.

The grants have been included under the federal government’s extraordinary receipts and are expected to become the largest component of that category in FY27.


Budget documents show total extraordinary receipts of Rs1.067 trillion, with provincial grants accounting for more than 97% of the amount. Other receipts include Rs25.6 billion in United Nations military reimbursements, Rs5 billion in surplus profit from the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), and Rs800 million from the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority.

Article 164 of the Constitution allows provinces to make grants for purposes beyond their legislative jurisdiction.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Saturday that the provinces had agreed to provide financial support to help meet defence requirements and create a buffer against the potential economic effects of the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region.

Speaking at a post-budget press conference, he said the arrangement had been agreed for a period of three years and was separate from the National Finance Commission (NFC) award.

“This arrangement with the provinces has been struck for three years, and it has nothing to do with the National Finance Commission,” the finance minister said.

The budget document also allocates Rs430 billion to address potential external shocks.

The agreement follows discussions between the federal and provincial governments after delays in the budget process linked to negotiations over federal financing requirements.

Pakistan has expressed concerns that a prolonged conflict in the Gulf could affect its external sector. According to the Annual Plan 2026-27, an extended regional conflict could disrupt trade with Gulf Cooperation Council countries, affect exports of goods and services, and slow remittance inflows from more than one million Pakistanis working in the region.


Remittances from Gulf countries remain a key source of foreign exchange and support for Pakistan’s balance of payments.
 
313Ghazi said:
5kg of mutton.
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No it does not.

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Disband the incompetent corrupt FBR. Stop this CSS drama and postings. Bring in professionals with relevant experience.

What is the point of tax in Pakistan? Pay judiciary, politicians, aiwan e sadar, pm house, bureaucracy, jarnails their high pays and maintenance or welfare of the common Pakistani people?

Better shift to collecting zakat and donations than this complicated stupid system that is efficient only in harassing the existing and documented tax payers.
 
I*R*A said:
No it does not.

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Disband the incompetent corrupt FBR. Stop this CSS drama and postings. Bring in professionals with relevant experience.

What is the point of tax in Pakistan? Pay judiciary, politicians, aiwan e sadar, pm house, bureaucracy, jarnails their high pays and maintenance or welfare of the common Pakistani people?

Better shift to collecting zakat and donations than this complicated stupid system that is efficient only in harassing the existing and documented tax payers.
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really how much is mutton now?
 
RealNapster said:
So the graph that I shared, of global GDP, is it also created by PTI ? And lockdown of just 38 days ?
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Like I said, it was business as usual.
  • Incompetent PTI Government came into power on 18 August 2018.
  • Pakistan did not impose it's "nationwide" lockdown until 01 April 2020 (extended twice).
  • The "nationwide" lockdown ended on 09 May 2020 (38 days).
  • Pakistan's second financial year ended on 30 June 2020.
The "nationwide" lockdown occured only in the last quarter of the second financial year of PTI's tenure, and it lasted only 38 days.

18 August 2018PTI comes to power.
30 June 2019PTI's first financial year ends. (Moaning and whining for no reason).
01 July 2019PTI's second financial year starts.
03 July 2019PTI Government and the IMF reach a $6 billion bailout agreement.
01 April 2020Pakistan imposes first of 3 "nationwide" lockdowns.
09 May 2020Last of the "nationwide" lockdown ends.
30 June 2020PTI's second financial ends. Operation Crona Rona Dhona launched for the next 6-years.

RealNapster said:
Do you know export means sending something on ships to someplace ? Covid restrictions remain in effect for whole 2 years GLOBALLY.
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It was business as usual for Pakistan's exports and imports. Please see.

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RealNapster said:
My own university was locked down first for 7 months and after a brief opening of 12 days it was again locked down for 3.5 months. Covid didn't vanished in 38 days. The world economic performance for those 2 years is evident of that.
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Brother, I think you're getting mixed up with nationwide lockdowns and the localised lockdowns.

RealNapster said:
I am sorry but I can not force things into your eyes and brain if you refuse to see and comprehend. This is my last response to you on this thread.
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Take care and stay safe brother. 🙂
Pakistan Zindabad.
 
Pakistan Space Agency said:
Like I said, it was business as usual.
  • Incompetent PTI Government came into power on 18 August 2018.
  • Pakistan did not impose it's "nationwide" lockdown until 01 April 2020 (extended twice).
  • The "nationwide" lockdown ended on 09 May 2020 (38 days).
  • Pakistan's second financial year ended on 30 June 2020.
The "nationwide" lockdown occured only in the last quarter of the second financial year of PTI's tenure, and it lasted only 38 days.

18 August 2018PTI comes to power.
30 June 2019PTI's first financial year ends. (Moaning and whining for no reason).
01 July 2019PTI's second financial year starts.
03 July 2019PTI Government and the IMF reach a $6 billion bailout agreement.
01 April 2020Pakistan imposes first of 3 "nationwide" lockdowns.
09 May 2020Last of the "nationwide" lockdown ends.
30 June 2020PTI's second financial ends. Operation Crona Rona Dhona launched for the next 6-years.


It was business as usual for Pakistan's exports and imports. Please see.

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Brother, I think you're getting mixed up with nationwide lockdowns and the localised lockdowns.


Take care and stay safe brother. 🙂
Pakistan Zindabad.
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.Sai hy bhai. Aap sahe ho.
 
Debt servicing need to be less then 5% of GDP again. Hopefully in few years Pakistan get there.

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Pakistan Space Agency said:
Which third world country are you comparing it with?
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What does it matter who I’m comparing it with? The numbers are independent of that, you haven’t answered my question, you claim we are not in a catastrophe, I (The PTI Sheikh Chilli) claim we are. Please back your words with evidence to show everything is in fact rainbows and sunshine under PDM
 
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