Budget Statistics

The big budget numbers

NOMINAL GDP PROJECTION
FY20 ESTIMATE	BUDGET TARGET
Rs.204 Lakh Crore	Rs.211 Lakh Crore

NOMINAL GDP GROWTH
FY20 ESTIMATE	BUDGET TARGET
7.5%	12.0%

FISCAL DEFICIT PROJECTION
AS OF NOW	BUDGET TARGET
3.5%	3.3%

CORPORATE TAX REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
-0.9%	15.4%

INCOME TAX REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
7.1%	20.5%

DIRECT TAX REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
2.8%	17.5%

CUSTOMS REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
-12.5%	32%

EXCISE REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
-3.8%	13.6%

INDIRECT TAX REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
-1%	19.1%

TOTAL TAX REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
3.5%	25.3%

GST REVENUE
FY20 SO FAR	BUDGET TARGET
4.7%	13.6%

PRIVATE FINAL CONSUMPTION
FY19	FY20E
8.1%	5.8%

GOVT FINAL CONSUMPTION
FY19	FY20E
9.2%	10.5%

GROSS FIXED CAP FORMATION
FY19	FY20E
10%	1%

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