The central government has surpassed its fiscal deficit target for the period Apr - Feb’19. Further it is equivalent to 134.2 per cent of the budgeted target, higher than that in the comparable period a year ago (120.3 per cent), said a report by Care Ratings in Union Government Account at a glance. The reasons behind such huge deficit comes after lower tax collections, viz. integrated goods and services taxes (IGST) along with higher revenue expenditure incurred in the first 11 months of the fiscal year, even as capital expenditure has been lower this year. For this fiscal year, the focus of capital expenditure has been defence (34 per cent), roads (19 per cent) and railways (18 per cent), which together accounted for 71 per cent of the total capital expenditure. The report highlights collections from non-tax revenues have been nearly 10 per cent higher during this fiscal year from year ago on the back of higher receipts from General, economic and social services.