Amid the criticism for not meeting the goals and targets of the previous budgets, Nepal\u2019s new budget envisions many ambitious programs while repeating some unimplemented programs from past years.<\/p>\n
The Nepali government has announced its Federal Budget for FY 2020\/21 (2077\/78)<\/strong> on May 28, 2020.<\/p>\n Finance Minister Dr. Yubaraj Khatiwada presented an NPR 1.474 trillion budget<\/strong> for the new fiscal, down from NPR 1.53 trillion for FY 2019\/20.<\/p>\n Out of the total budget for the next fiscal, the Nepali Government has allocated NPR 352.91 billion (23.9%) for capital expenditure, NPR 948.94 billion (64.4%) for the recurrent expenditure and NPR 172.79 billion (11.7%) for the financial management.<\/p>\n The government has set a revenue collection target of NPR 889.62 billion to finance the expenditure. It has targeted to collect NPR 60.52 billion in foreign grants, NPR 299.5 billion from external debt and NPR 225 billion from domestic borrowing.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The new budget seems quite different from the previous two as it has to deal with the ongoing economic crisis that has hit revenue and the nation\u2019s two primary sources of income, foreign remittances and tourism.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n[JUST IN: Nepal Income Tax slab tax rates for Financial Year 2077-78 (2020-21)<\/a>]<\/h3>\n