FBR collects Rs974 billion in October, Rs4.06 trillion in four months of FY27
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s FBR raised Rs4.06 trillion in the first four months of FY27, falling Rs124 billion short of its July-October goal, Profit by Pakistan Today reported. Collections were 6% higher than a year earlier, but remained well below the 17.4% growth pace needed to meet the full-year target of Rs15.263 trillion.
October receipts were Rs974 billion, Rs158 billion under the monthly target, with year-on-year growth of 2.5%. FBR officials expected October 31 tax-return payments and import duties to add revenue, although they were not expected to erase the gap.
Income tax was Rs165 billion below its four-month target, while sales tax exceeded its goal by Rs67 billion at Rs1.515 trillion. The IMF has tied approval of the sixth loan tranche to meeting the first-half revenue target, adding pressure on tax collection in the months ahead.
At a glance
- Four-month tax receipts reached Rs4.06 trillion, Rs124 billion below target.
- October collections totalled Rs974 billion, missing the monthly target by Rs158 billion.
- The IMF linked the sixth loan tranche to meeting the first-half tax target.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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