The Union Government has consolidated its monthly accounts up to September 2026, reporting a total revenue receipt of ₹18,35,422 crore. This article provides further details about the composition of these receipts and the expenditure incurred.
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has announced that the Union Government of India has consolidated its monthly accounts up to September 2026. The government received a total of ₹18,35,422 crore in revenue, comprising ₹12,76,088 crore of tax revenue (net to centre), ₹4,80,732 crore of non-tax revenue, and ₹78,602 crore of non-debt capital receipts.
As per the consolidated accounts, ₹6,99,409 crore has been transferred to state governments as devolution of taxes, which is ₹67,658 crore higher than the previous year. This increase signifies a significant boost in inter-governmental financial transactions.
The total expenditure incurred by the government stands at ₹25,49,835 crore, with ₹18,95,288 crore on the revenue account and ₹6,54,547 crore on the capital account. Out of the total revenue expenditure, ₹6,46,010 crore is allocated for interest payments, and ₹2,22,905 crore is for major subsidies.
The consolidated monthly accounts provide insight into the financial health of the Union Government and its expenditure distribution.
Source:
Press Information Bureau
