GST collection has a tremendous surge, 9.9% rose to Rs 1.96 lakh crore in March
New Delhi:
Goods and Services Tax Collection, India’s Goods and Services Tax, rose 9.9 percent to Rs 1.96 lakh crore compared to the same month in March this year, reflecting high levels and better compliance of economic activities. GST Collections (GST collections) was 6.8 percent more than the revenue of Rs 1.84 lakh crore recorded in February this year.
In March, GST Revenue (GST Revenue) included Rs 38,100 crore from central GST, Rs 49,900 crore from state GST, Rs 95,900 crore from integrated GST and Rs 12,300 crore from Companion Cess. Compared to Central GST Collection in February, Rs 35,204 crore, State GST 43,704 crore, Integrated. GST was Rs 90,870 crore and the Companion Cess was Rs 13,868 crore.
Top state contributing to GST collection
The top five states contributing to the GST collection included Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh. Maharashtra paid Rs 31,534 crore in March, which is 14 percent higher than in March last year, while Karnataka paid Rs 13,497 crore, which is an increase of 4 percent on an annual basis, which contributed to Rs 12,095 crore, which contributed to Rs 12,095 crore 6 percent on a annual basis. It is more. Tamil Nadu paid Rs 11,017 crore, which shows an increase of 7 percent, while Uttar Pradesh collected a collection of Rs 9,956 crore, which is a 10 percent increase on an annual basis.
Delhi was the sixth largest payer, which contributed Rs 6,139 crore, which shows an increase of 5 percent from March 2024.
Bihar recorded the lowest GST payment
Bihar recorded the lowest GST payment, with the outstanding amount of only 2.6 crore rupees in March 2025. Lakshadweep and Andhra Pradesh performed a little better with Rs 3 crore and 4.033 crore respectively, although the Andaman and Nicobar Islands registered a 60 percent increase in their GST payment, which was Rs 51 crore.
The GST collection increased by 9.1 percent to Rs 1,83,646 crore during February after registering a double -point increase of 12.5 percent in January compared to the same period last year.