In brief
The Tajik government projects state budget revenue to rise to 80.1 billion somoni in 2027, a 23.2% increase over 2026, as President Emomali Rahmon pushes for digitalization and tax reforms. Social spending will account for nearly 45% of the budget. Forecasts also show higher revenues in 2028 and 2029.
Tajikistan announced at a government meeting that it expects state budget revenue to reach 80.1 billion somoni, roughly $8.7 billion, in 2027 – a 23.2 percent jump from the 2026 level.
The projection, released by the presidential press service, comes after a review of the draft 2027 state‑budget law and the next two years’ plans.
President Emomali Rahmon told ministries to advance digitalization, broaden the tax base and clear tax arrears to hit the target.
In addition, the budget earmarks 36.7 billion somoni for social spending in 2027, making up 44.8 percent of total expenditures.
Revenue is expected to grow further, with 90.2 billion somoni projected for 2028 and 104.6 billion somoni for 2029.
The agency noted that the currency conversion rate is 1 U.S. dollar equals 9.21 somoni.
