The Servicio de Impuestos Nacionales (SIN) has announced that it will target a tax collection of 47,609 million Bolivianos for the fiscal year 2026. The projection was presented as part of the institution’s strategic plan to strengthen public finances and support the country’s economic recovery. Officials explained that the target reflects expected growth in formal economic activity, improved compliance rates, and the successful rollout of digital tax tools that streamline reporting and reduce evasion. The plan outlines a phased approach in which different tax categories—such as income tax, value‑added tax, and corporate taxes—will contribute specific portions of the overall goal. Emphasis was placed on expanding the tax base by encouraging informal sectors to formalize, offering incentives for timely payments, and enhancing audit capabilities through advanced data analytics. The SIN also indicated that the projected revenue will be allocated to key public spending areas, including health, education, and infrastructure, reinforcing the government’s broader development agenda. The announcement underscores a commitment to modernizing tax administration, increasing transparency, and ensuring that the projected collection is both realistic and achievable within the 2026 fiscal cycle.