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Union Budget 2026-27 | Ministry of Finance

Budget 2026-27

Analysis of the Annual Financial Statement, Ministry Allocations, and Strategic Pillars of Viksit Bharat.

Total Expenditure

₹53.47 L Cr

FY 2026-27 BE

Fiscal Deficit

₹16.96 L Cr

~4.3% of GDP

Capital Exp.

₹12.22 L Cr

Capex Push

Revenue Receipts

₹35.33 L Cr

Net Tax + Non-Tax

At a glance

  1. 01Total Union Budget 2026-27 expenditure is ₹53,47,315 Cr; capital expenditure accounts for 22.8% of the displayed total.
  2. 02The fiscal-deficit target is 4.3% of GDP (₹16,95,768 Cr), compared with 5.1% in FY 2024-25.
  3. 03Under the displayed new-regime rules, the rebate produces no tax liability up to ₹12 lakh of eligible income. Deductions and final liability depend on the applicable rules and taxpayer circumstances.

Where Money Comes & Goes

Revenue Sources

Net Tax Revenue (Centre)

Direct + indirect taxes (net)

28,66,922 Cr

53.6%

Non-Tax Revenue

Dividends, profits, fees

6,66,228 Cr

12.5%

Non-debt Capital Receipts

Recoveries + other receipts

1,18,397 Cr

2.2%

Borrowings & Other Liabilities

Fiscal deficit financing

16,95,768 Cr

31.7%

Expenditure Priorities

States' Share of Taxes (Devolution)

Share of central taxes

15,26,255 Cr

28.5%

Interest Payments

Debt servicing

14,03,972 Cr

26.3%

Capital Expenditure

Infrastructure & assets

12,21,821 Cr

22.8%

Other Spending

Remaining expenditure

11,95,267 Cr

22.4%

Other spending is derived from remaining total expenditure after major heads.

Transfers to States & UTs

Total Transfer to States/UTs

Transfers + grants + schemes

26,20,769 Cr

States' Share of Taxes

Devolution of central taxes

15,26,255 Cr

Budget Balance

Fiscal deficit is estimated at 4.3% of GDP.

16,95,768 Cr

Borrowings fund the gap between receipts and expenditure.

Sources1

Ministry-wise Allocations

Ministry / SectorDescriptionAllocation (BE 26-27)Share of Total
Interest Payments
Service of National Debt₹14.40 L Cr26.9%
Defence
Modernization & Border Infra₹5.55 L Cr10.4%
Food Subsidy
Food Security (Consumer Affairs)₹3.02 L Cr5.6%
Road Transport
National Highways & Roads₹2.82 L Cr5.3%
Railways
New Tracks & Rolling Stock₹2.78 L Cr5.2%
Fertilizer Subsidy
Farmer Support₹1.77 L Cr3.3%
Home Affairs
Police & Internal Security₹1.53 L Cr2.9%
Agriculture
Farmer Welfare Schemes₹1.13 L Cr2.1%
Rural Development
Incl. MGNREGA₹92,322 Cr1.7%
Communications
Telecom Infrastructure₹89,335 Cr1.7%
Education
School & Higher Ed₹71,148 Cr1.3%
Health
Public Health₹54,331 Cr1.0%
Science & Technology
R&D Support₹41,670 Cr0.8%
Labour
Employment Schemes₹33,215 Cr0.6%
Atomic Energy
Nuclear Power₹13,563 Cr0.3%
External Affairs
Diplomacy & Aid₹13,467 Cr0.3%
Space
ISRO Missions₹6,375 Cr0.1%
*Includes both Revenue and Capital components.

New Tax Regime

AY 2026-27
Income SlabRate
Up to ₹4,00,000Nil
₹4,00,001 - ₹8,00,0005%
₹8,00,001 - ₹12,00,00010%
₹12,00,001 - ₹16,00,00015%
₹16,00,001 - ₹20,00,00020%
₹20,00,001 - ₹24,00,00025%
Above ₹24,00,00030%
Latest notified new regime slabs (AY 2026-27).

Key Schemes & Missions

Biopharma SHAKTI

New

Mission to build India as a global biopharma manufacturing hub, including NIPER upgrades and clinical trial networks.

₹10,000 Cr (5 years)

India Semiconductor Mission 2.0

New

Expands into equipment, materials, IP design, and skill development to deepen the domestic value chain.

Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme

Scale-up

Outlay raised to deepen electronics manufacturing and supply chains.

₹40,000 Cr

Rare Earth Corridors

New

Dedicated corridors in Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu to boost mining and processing.

Container Manufacturing Scheme

New

Builds a globally competitive container manufacturing ecosystem.

₹10,000 Cr (5 years)

Integrated Textile Programme

New

Five-part initiative to modernize textiles, boost skilling, and promote sustainable manufacturing.

Tax Changes

Headline rate and duty changes from the Finance Bill — grouped by direction. Not exhaustive; see the AFS PDF for the full schedule.

Reduced / Exempted

TCS on overseas tour packages cut to 2%

TCS reduced from 5%/20% to a uniform 2%.

TCS on LRS education/medical remittances cut to 2%

Lower TCS for education and medical remittances under LRS.

TCS on tendu leaves reduced to 2%

Lower TCS rate for tendu leaves under the tax reforms list.

Customs duty exemptions for select healthcare items

Exemptions for 17 cancer drugs and drugs/foods for 7 rare diseases.

Customs duty exemptions for manufacturing inputs

Exemptions on parts/components for microwave ovens, aircraft manufacturing, and lithium-ion cell capital goods.

Rationalization

Uniform customs duty for personal imports

Uniform customs duty for personal imports and gifts to simplify compliance.

No headline rate increases highlighted in official summaries.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Lok Sabha, 1 February 2026 — official text via the buttons above.