Amman, June 22 (Petra) – Jordan's domestic revenues remained stable during the first four months of 2026, reaching approximately JD3.308 billion by the end of April, compared with JD3.307 billion during the same period last year.

The figures, released by the Ministry of Finance, indicate that revenue levels were maintained despite the security challenges facing the region, reflecting the resilience of the national economy and the stability of revenue collection.

Tax revenues totaled JD2.456 billion during the reporting period, including JD930 million in income tax revenues and about JD1.399 billion in general sales tax collections.

Customs duties generated approximately JD91.5 million, while property sales taxes contributed around JD35 million. Non-tax revenues reached JD852 million.

The Kingdom received JD96 million in grants during the first four months of 2026, compared with JD21.6 million during the same period in 2025. Total public revenues, including grants, rose to JD3.404 billion, up from JD3.329 billion a year earlier.

The Ministry stated that the revenue performance reflects the stability of the tax base and the efficiency of collection mechanisms despite prevailing regional conditions.

On the expenditure side, total government spending reached JD4.090 billion by the end of April, including JD3.755 billion in current expenditures and JD336 million in capital spending.

Capital expenditures increased by 2 per cent compared with the same period last year, underscoring the government's commitment to maintaining investment in development projects aimed at stimulating economic activity and creating job opportunities.

//Petra// AK