The corporate income tax registered a growth of 90.4 per cent over April-November 2020 and 22.5 per cent over April-November 2019
Expectations continue to circle economic recovery, ease of compliance and kick-start investment cycle to transit domestic economy into a higher growth orbit while remaining inclusive and sustainable
Direct tax collections for 2021-22, as on Dec 16, show that net collections are at Rs 9.45 trn compared to Rs 5.88 trn over the year-ago period
Total interest outgo to top Rs 1.6 trn, against bonds of Rs 1.44 trn since FY10
Tax revenues may not narrow deficit; food, fertiliser subsidies to overshoot BE
The two lowest rates could be raised by a percentage point each to 6% and 13%, reports Bloomberg.
Employment conditions and consumer sentiments have also improved dramatically, suggests CMIE data
The collection continues to exceed Rs 1 trillion mark for the third month showing clear signs of recovery
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has exempted the airliner from deducting tax collected at source (TCS)
Devolution accounts for just 22% of gross tax revenue in the first quarter
Direct-tax-to-GDP ratio in the first quarter of 2021-22 increased to 5.14 per cent, compared with 3.29 per cent over the last two years
Revenues for July 2021 are 33 per cent higher than GST collected in the same month last year.
To a separate question, the Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary said excise collections in April-June this year totalled Rs 1.01 trillion.
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India needs to overhaul the tax system
The GST compensation of states is expected to widen to Rs 2.5-3 trillion in FY22 as against the cess collection of Rs 1 trillion estimated in the Budget
Four vacancies in the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) have not been filled despite the Appointments Committee of Cabinet (ACC) clearing names in February, exposing administrative gaps
India's information technology hub Bengaluru accounted for half of the overall equalisation levy mop up at Rs 1,020 crore
Customs duty collections stood at Rs 1.32 trillion during FY'21, representing around 21 per cent growth.
Hyderabad reported a 4 per cent decline with a collection of Rs 55,000 crore in FY21 against Rs 57,000 crore a year earlier.