Kathmandu: The total expenditure of the Government of Nepal reached Rs.1157.89 billion during the first ten months of the Fiscal Year 2024/25.
According to National News Agency Nepal, the expenditure was detailed by the Ministry of Finance, Financial Comptroller General Office (FCGO).
The breakdown of the expenditure includes recurrent expenditure at Rs.773.23 billion, capital expenditure at Rs.120.38 billion, and financial expenditure at Rs.264.29 billion for the review period. In the same timeframe, the total revenue mobilization by the Government of Nepal, which includes funds to be transferred to provincial and local governments, was recorded at Rs.922.43 billion.
The total revenue comprised tax revenue amounting to Rs.828.94 billion and non-tax revenue of Rs.93.49 billion. Furthermore, the cash balance in various Government of Nepal accounts maintained with the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) stood at Rs.360.98 billion by mid-May 2025, up from Rs.93.96 billion in mid-July 2024.
During the same period, provincial government expenditures totaled Rs.100.17 billion, with resource mobilization reaching Rs.161.77 billion. This resource mobilization included grants and revenue transferred from the Government of Nepal amounting to Rs.123.15 billion, as well as revenue and other receipts from the provincial governments totaling Rs.38.62 billion.