The Togolese government has adopted its draft finance bill for 2026, setting total revenues and expenditures at CFA 2,740 billion, a 14.4% increase from the current year, officials said on Friday.
According to the draft bill the government expects fiscal revenue to cover more than half of total resources. Budget resources are projected at CFA 1,615 billion, alongside CFA 1,097 billion in Treasury resources and CFA 27 billion from special Treasury accounts.
Tax revenue is forecast at CFA 1,338 billion, up about 10% from the CFA 1,208 billion projected in 2025. Non-tax revenue is expected to climb 32% to CFA 109 billion, while project grants are set to fall 12% to CFA 166 billion.
Treasury resources will be bolstered by CFA 473 billion in public securities issuances, compared with CFA 332 billion in 2025. They also include CFA 220 billion in project loans and CFA 403 billion in other loans, against CFA 142 billion and CFA 420 billion respectively this year.
The draft budget will now be submitted to both houses of Parliament, dominated by the ruling Union for the Republic (UNIR) party.
