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Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath is persistent in increasing the tax revenue of the state. UP with the current count of 1.4 million registered taxpayers, CM of the state is intending to increase the numbers and reach up to 2.5 million marks by the next financial year. Highlights of the meeting of tax officials with […]
Maharashtra is ahead in the league in terms of GST collections in the country. It is estimated by the officials that, the state has managed to gather Rs. 1.70 crore as GST which is 15% of the aggregate GST collection of the nation. The contribution is titled as the highest GST collection in India. Finance […]
Some of the reliable sources at income tax department have revealed that tax officials are likely to ask for a 6% reduction in GST return collection target in the full Union Budget for the FY 2019-20, in comparison to what has been announced during the Interim Budget earlier this year. The demand of 6% reduction […]
According to the media report, it is being observed that Tamil Nadu is one of the states in India which has received good revenue collection for the first time after the 18 months of GST implementation.
In response to the Finance Secretary Hasmukh Adhia’s written concern over the poor performance of the central tax officials when compared to their state tax counterparts
It is expected that the goods and services tax can touch a skyhigh of 95000 crores of revenue collection this March 2018 when the return will be filed by April 20.
After the beginning of new tax regime- goods and services tax (GST), Gujarat government has said, the main reason of the revenue growth is stamp duty, electricity duty and vehicle tax as these taxes will help the Gujarat government to collect 18.5 percent more tax revenues in 2017-18.
The tweaks in GST tax rates affected the revenue collection of the government. The total calculated loss stands at Rs. 10,000 Crore comparing the last month collection. Finance Ministry told that the collection received till 27 November generated Rs. 83,346 Crore while the collection was of Rs. 95,131 Crore in October and Rs. 93,141 Crore in September.
Vanaja N Sarna, Chairperson of Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), said that the tax collected under the new tax regime is deviating from the expected figure and there are no targets in line to tweak the annual revenue goals.
