Guatemala’s government has presented its fiscal and macroeconomic projections for the coming years, anticipating over $17 billion in revenue by 2027. This forecast is based on an expected economic growth rate of 4%. The projected tax burden is estimated at 12.1% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Officials discussed these estimates during Open Budget Workshops. A key factor influencing these projections is the flow of remittances, which are currently under scrutiny due to evolving U.S. immigration policies under the Trump administration. The government is closely monitoring the potential impact of these policies on remittance levels, a significant contributor to the Guatemalan economy. These projections represent the government’s plan for fiscal management and economic development in the coming years.