Fitch Ratings has cautioned that Bangladesh’s ambitious revenue collection targets for the fiscal year 2026-27 face significant challenges. The international credit rating agency cites longstanding structural weaknesses in tax administration and slow progress in implementing necessary reforms as key risks. In an analysis report released Tuesday, Fitch Ratings indicated the proposed budget relies on substantial revenue growth which may be difficult to achieve. These concerns stem from persistent issues in effectively collecting taxes and the delayed execution of planned improvements to the tax system. The agency suggests that achieving the projected revenue will be crucial for maintaining macroeconomic stability. Failure to meet these targets could potentially impact public finances and economic growth prospects. Further details are expected in subsequent reports.