Govt to Collect Rs. 53 Trillion in Fuel Levy, Other Taxes This Year

The details of Pakistan’s non-tax revenue projections for the fiscal year 2026–27 have been revealed in the federal budget documents, showing a significant rise in key income streams, particularly from petroleum levies and central bank profits.

According to official estimates shared by the federal government, total non-tax revenue is set at over Rs. 53,355 billion, compared to Rs. 50,936 billion expected in the current fiscal year.

Record Petroleum Levy Target

The government has set a record petroleum levy collection target of Rs1,676 billion, reflecting a sharp increase compared to previous years. The levy on LPG is projected at Rs3.45 billion, while additional revenues include:

• Climate Support Levy: Rs. 50 billion
• Off-the-grid captive power plants levy: Rs. 15.73 billion

SBP Profit and Federal Income

Profit transfers from the State Bank of Pakistan are estimated at Rs. 1,435.75 billion, down from Rs. 2,428 billion in the current fiscal year.

Other Major Non-Tax Sources

• Civil administration and other departments: Rs. 1,480 billion
• Passport, citizenship and naturalization fees: Rs. 73.06 billion
• Attached departments’ receipts: Rs. 165.88 billion
• Dividends to federal government: Rs. 130.38 billion
• United Nations grants (extraordinary receipts): Rs. 25.6 billion

Energy Sector Receipts

• Crude oil royalty: Rs. 45.5 billion
• Natural gas royalty: Rs. 95 billion
• Gas development surcharge: Rs. 70.81 billion
• Gas infrastructure development cess: Rs. 2.24 billion

Other Sector Contributions

• Defence-related receipts: Rs. 31.47 billion
• Law and order receipts: Rs. 4.09 billion
• Provincial share under Article 164: Rs. 1,035 billion