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Total govt expenditure stands at Rs 1157.89 billion in last 10 months of FY 2024/25

The total expenditure of the government stood at Rs 1157.89 billion during the ten months of current Fiscal Year 2024/25, according to the Financial Comptroller General Office (FCGO).
By Republica

KATHMANDU, June 11: The total expenditure of the government stood at Rs 1157.89 billion during the ten months of current Fiscal Year 2024/25, according to the Financial Comptroller General Office (FCGO).


The recurrent expenditure, capital expenditure, and financial expenditure amounted to Rs.773.23 billion, Rs.120.38 billion, and Rs.264.29 billion respectively in the review period.


In the review period, total revenue mobilization of the Government of Nepal (including the amount to be transferred to provincial and local governments) stood at Rs.922.43 billion.


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The total revenue comprises tax revenue amounting Rs.828.94 billion and non-tax revenue Rs.93.49 billion in the review period.


Cash Balance at various accounts of the GoN maintained with NRB remained Rs.360.98 billion (including Provincial Government and Local Government Accounts) in mid-May 2025. Such a balance was Rs.93.96 billion in mid-July 2024.


Total expenditure of provincial governments


In the review period, total expenditure of provincial governments stood Rs.100.17 billion and resource mobilization stood Rs.161.77 billion.


The total resource mobilization of provincial governments includes the grants and revenue transferred from the Government of Nepal amounting Rs.123.15 billion and revenue and other receipts of the provincial governments amounting Rs.38.62 billion in the review period.


 

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