National

Budgets Overview

Guyana's national budget outlines the government's planned revenue and expenditure for the fiscal year. It reflects the country’s economic priorities, investment strategies, and financial health, aimed at promoting sustainable growth and development.

Guyana's national budget outlines the government's planned revenue and expenditure for the fiscal year, focusing on economic growth and sustainable development.

Key revenue sources include taxes, natural resource exports (notably gold and the burgeoning oil sector), and foreign aid. The budget allocates funds to critical sectors: infrastructure development (roads, bridges, ports), education (schools, teacher training), healthcare (hospitals, public health programs), social services (welfare, social security), security (police, military), and economic diversification (agriculture, tourism).

Revenue

Sources

Including income tax, value-added tax (VAT), and corporate tax.

Read More

Significant contributions from gold, bauxite, and the emerging oil and gas sector.

Read More

Licensing fees, customs duties, and service charges.

Read More