Budgetary bill considers a total primary revenue projection of R $ 3.186 trillion next year; The forecast of net revenue – free of transfer – is estimated at R $ 2.577 trillion
The 2026 Budget Bill (PLOA), presented by the Ministry of Planning and Budget, indicates one of 0.25% of Gross Domestic Product () to the central government next year, in line with the goal of the new tax framework. This is equivalent to R $ 34.5 billion of positive balance, already discounting R $ 57.8 billion expenses that are out of goal.
The tax framework has a 0.25 percentage point tolerance margin of GDP to more or less. In the latest Focus report, economists heard weekly by the Central Bank estimated a 0.60% primary gap of GDP next year, much higher than the government’s goal.
The 2026 PLOA considers a total primary revenue projection of R $ 3.186 trillion next year. Already the forecast of net revenue – free of transfer – is estimated at $ 2.577 trillion. Total expenses should reach R $ 2.601 trillion next year. Of these, R $ 2.374 trillion are for mandatory expenses, and R $ 227.0 billion, for discretionary expenses.
*With information from Estadão Content
Posted by Carol Santos
