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Sri Lanka Annual Budgets (1995–2026)
Interactive Sankey money-flow visualizer showing government revenue sources and recurrent vs. capital public expenditure.
Sri Lanka Public Money Flow (2026)
Visualizing where revenue originates and where public expenditures are allocated.
1. Revenue Sources (Rs. 4850B)
Tax Revenues (VAT, Customs, APIT)Rs. 4420 B
91.1% of total state revenue
Non-Tax Revenue (SOE Dividends, Fees)Rs. 430 B
8.9% of total state revenue
Budget Deficit Borrowing: Rs. 2000 BFinanced via Treasury Bills, Bonds & Concessional Loans
National Treasury Pool
Rs. 6850 Billion
Total Central Government Expenditure
Allocated to Ministries
2. Key Sector Allocations
Public Debt Interest
34.3% of budget
Public Salaries & Pensions
1.4M State workers & pensioners
Education & Universities
Free primary/higher education
Health & State Hospitals
Free medicine & treatment
Defence & Police
Armed forces & internal security
Aswesuma / Welfare
Targeted low-income cash transfers
Government Revenue
Rs. 4850 B
Tax Revenue: Rs. 4420B
Government Expenditure
Rs. 6850 B
Recurrent Expenditure: Rs. 5450B
Debt Interest Payments
Rs. 2350 B
48% of Revenue
Budget Deficit / GDP
5.8%
1995–2026 Authoritative Records
Historical Revenue vs Expenditure & Debt Servicing (1995–2026)
All data is sourced from primary government records, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, the Department of Census and Statistics, Supreme Court determinations, and the National Audit Office.