Lebanon’s Revenues Hit $1.6B in 2026

The official Lebanese figures for the first months of 2026 indicate that public revenues reached $1.6 billion, representing a 47.5% increase compared to the same period in 2025. There was a notable growth in non-tax revenues by 76.3%, and in tax revenues by 42.7%. The budget also recorded a primary surplus of $496.7 million, with continued focus on salary expenses and aid. Meanwhile, reliance on indirect taxes remains high. The country is anticipating tax reforms during the year to strengthen financial stability, despite the challenges posed by the ongoing war.

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