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    Time Series Data

    Financial Year 2000-01 to 2014-15

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    Overview

    1.1       Direct Tax Collection

    1.2       State and U.T. Wise Break-Up of Collection

    1.3       Contribution of Direct Taxes to Total Tax Revenue

    1.4       Direct-Tax GDP Ratio

    1.5       Pre-Assessment and Post-Assessment Collections

    1.6       Cost of Collection

    1.7       Number of Effective Assessees

    1.8       Workload and Disposal of Income tax Cases

    Overview

    Actual figures based on internal reporting/ MIS of the Income Tax Department or figures reported by Controller General of Accounts or data published by other Government agencies, as the case may be.

    1.1 Direct Tax Collection

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial Year

    Corporate Tax

    Personal Income Tax@

    Other Direct Tax

    Total

    2000-01

    35696

    31764

    845

    68305

    2001-02

    36609

    32004

    585

    69198

    2002-03

    46172

    36866

    50

    83088

    2003-04

    63562

    41386

    140

    105088

    2004-05

    82680

    49268

    823

    132771

    2005-06

    101277

    63689

    250

    165216

    2006-07

    144318

    85623

    240

    230181

    2007-08

    193561

    120429

    340

    314330

    2008-09

    213395

    120034

    389

    333818

    2009-10

    244725

    132833

    505

    378063

    2010-11

    298688

    146258

    1049

    445995

    2011-12

    322816

    170181

    990

    493987

    2012-13

    356326

    201840

    823

    558989

    2013-14

    394678

    242888

    1030

    638596

    2014-15

    428925

    265772

    1095

    695792

    2015-16*

    454419

    286801

    1075

    742295

    Source: Union Finance Accounts of respective years and reports of C&AG.

    * Provisional/ Unaudited

    @ Figures under Personal Income Tax include collections of Securities Transaction Tax.

    1.2          State and U.T. Wise Break-Up of Collection

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial Year

    2008-09

     

    2009-10

     

    2010-11

     

    2011-12

     

    2012-13

     

    2013-14

     

    2014-15

     

    States/UT

    Andhra Pradesh

    17494.9

    18716.7

    23133.4

    25180.0

    29947.7

    32296.1

    29769.01

    Arunachal Pradesh

    28.0

    57.2

    70.1

    87.6

    84.0

    111.8

    17.19

    Assam

    1447.1

    2565.6

    2937.8

    3742.8

    4564.0

    4486.8

    3658.69

    Bihar

    1719.3

    1997.8

    2581.1

    3058.4

    3806.7

    4491.6

    4425.75

    Jharkhand

    1060.0

    1388.6

    1691.4

    1977.7

    2497.9

    3482.7

    1344.70

    Goa

    3029.8

    3624.1

    4886.3

    4583.9

    2600.4

    2100.3

    2820.02

    Gujarat

    12577.3

    15001.2

    17017.0

    20961.7

    25196.1

    28783.9

    35912.46

    Haryana

    5360.0

    6365.6

    9212.6

    11168.0

    13788.0

    16778.6

    12638.80

    Himachal Pradesh

    796.7

    795.3

    894.1

    942.5

    1267.6

    1622.4

    2042.42

    Jammu Kashmir

    574.0

    671.4

    711.6

    869.9

    1160.7

    1459.1

    1284.22

    Karnataka

    27311.2

    29220.9

    35824.8

    40956.0

    49047.8

    59769.8

    60595.22

    Kerala

    3719.8

    4618.7

    5493.2

    6810.0

    8524.4

    10155.6

    11909.69

    Madhya Pradesh

    4589.9

    5380.2

    6756.4

    8729.9

    11226.3

    13486.6

    14262.57

    Chhatisgarh

    1286.7

    1608.4

    1882.3

    1987.1

    2281.9

    3067.9

    1286.86

    Maharashtra

    131168.5

    145507.6

    174968.6

    177363.3

    202128.9

    229494.9

    277720.11

    Manipur

    21.2

    27.7

    44.1

    38.4

    55.4

    79.2

    53.31

    Meghalaya

    219.4

    281.3

    367.0

    406.3

    474.0

    577.3

    292.75

    Mizoram

    6.5

    9.0

    6.9

    9.2

    12.6

    17.8

    39.79

    Nagaland

    9.9

    15.8

    19.3

    20.7

    30.4

    35.1

    30.36

    Delhi

    54705.0

    59621.7

    64208.1

    68410.5

    79137.1

    88140.4

    91247.90

    Odisha

    4639.9

    5126.9

    6172.7

    7014.4

    8630.5

    9394.2

    9871.25

    Punjab

    3350.1

    3760.0

    5019.2

    6181.6

    6977.0

    7783.6

    7072.98

    Rajasthan

    4666.2

    5516.2

    5813.3

    7689.2

    9951.9

    11246.5

    13146.11

    Sikkim

    29.2

    50.7

    48.2

    64.4

    199.5

    205.4

    323.88

    Tamil Nadu

    20651.1

    24265.1

    28409.5

    28327.5

    33051.3

    42681.3

    44732.62

    Telangana

     

     

    439.46

    Tripura

    58.5

    87.2

    100.5

    142.2

    166.3

    218.7

    138.91

    Uttar Pradesh

    14453.0

    15905.0

    19850.5

    20130.3

    25745.6

    25886.5

    27159.83

    Uttrakhand

    731.1

    1086.6

    1080.0

    1255.7

    1591.9

    1941.9

    1750.63

    West Bengal

    13557.5

    15862.3

    19458.0

    20592.0

    24462.9

    26900.7

    27793.48

    Total

    329261.6

    369134.8

    438657.8

    468701.1

    548608.8

    626696.6

    683780.97

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Union Territories

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Andaman Nicobar

    24.9

    32.3

    36.8

    44.2

    50.1

    52.8

    93.37

    Chandigarh

    812.1

    948.4

    1201.2

    1373.1

    1776.2

    1874.8

    1922.65

    Daman and Diu

    97.8

    92.3

    97.2

    120.0

    146.7

    158.2

    188.63

    Dadar N. Haveli

    71.6

    79.5

    84.7

    91.6

    110.5

    245.6

    290.20

    Puducherry

    158.3

    215.8

    222.1

    260.4

    356.8

    425.0

    385.89

    Lakshadweep

    0.9

    0.9

    1.8

    5.8

    6.9

    10.3

    2.84

    Total

    1165.5

    1369.2

    1643.8

    1895.1

    2447.3

    2766.6

    2883.58

    C.T.D.S. (SYS -II)

    3390.9

    7350.2

    6632.0

    4832.0

    7929.3

    9125.7

    9124.29

    Grand Total

    33818.0

    377854.1

    446933.9

    475428.2

    558985.4

    638588.9

    695788.85

    Source: Pr. CCA CBDT.

    1.3 Contribution of Direct Taxes to Total Tax Revenue

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial Year

    Direct Taxes

    Indirect Taxes

    Total Taxes

    Direct Tax As % Of Total Taxes

    2000-01

    68305

    119814

    188119

    36.31%

    2001-02

    69198

    117318

    186516

    37.10%

    2002-03

    83088

    132608

    215696

    38.52%

    2003-04

    105088

    148608

    253696

    41.42%

    2004-05

    132771

    170936

    303707

    43.72%

    2005-06

    165216

    199348

    364564

    45.32%

    2006-07

    230181

    241538

    471719

    48.80%

    2007-08

    314330

    279031

    593361

    52.97%

    2008-09

    333818

    269433

    603251

    55.34%

    2009-10

    378063

    243939

    622002

    60.78%

    2010-11

    445995

    343716

    789711

    56.48%

    2011-12

    493987

    390953

    884940

    55.82%

    2012-13

    558989

    472915

    1031904

    54.17%

    2013-14

    638596

    495347

    1133943

    56.32%

    2014-15

    695792

    543215

    1239007

    56.16%

    2015-16*

    742295

    711885

    1454180

    51.05%

    * Provisional

    1.4 Direct-Tax GDP Ratio

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial year

    Net Collection of Direct Taxes

    GDP Current Market Price

    Direct Tax GDP Ratio

    GDP Growth Rate

    Tax Growth Rate

    Buoyancy Factor

    2000-01

    68305

    2102376

    3.25%

    7.7%

    17.85%

    2.32

    2001-02

    69198

    2281058

    3.03%

    8.5%

    1.31%

    0.15

    2002-03

    83088

    2458084

    3.38%

    7.76%

    20.07%

    2.59

    2003-04

    105088

    2754621

    3.81%

    12.06%

    26.48%

    2.19

    2004-05

    132771

    3242209

    4.1%

    17.7%

    26.34%

    1.49

    2005-06

    165216

    3693369

    4.47%

    13.92%

    24.44%

    1.76

    2006-07

    230181

    4294706

    5.36%

    16.28%

    39.32%

    2.42

    2007-08

    314330

    4987090

    6.3%

    16.12%

    35.56%

    2.27

    2008-09

    333818

    5630063

    5.93%

    12.89%

    6.20%

    0.48

    2009-10

    378063

    6457352

    5.85%

    14.69%

    13.25%

    0.90

    2010-11

    445995

    7674148

    5.81%

    18.84%

    17.97%

    0.95

    2011-12

    493987

    9009722

    5.48%

    17.4%

    10.76%

    0.62

    2012-13

    558989

    10113281

    5.53%

    12.25%

    13.16%

    1.07

    2013-14

    638596

    11355073

    5.62%

    12.28%

    14.24%

    1.16

    2014-15

    695792

    12541208

    5.55%

    10.45%

    8.96%

    0.86

    2015-16*

    742295

    @ 13567192

    5.47%

    8.18%

    6.68%

    0.82

    * Provisional

    @ Advance Estimates as per Press Release dated 08.02.2016 of MOSPI.

    1.5 Pre-Assessment and Post-Assessment Collections

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial Year

    TDS

    Adv. Tax

    Self-Assessment Tax

    Regular Assessment Tax

    Other Receipts

    Total Gross Direct Tax Receipts#

    2000-01

    28213

    32614

    5841

    8121

    5420

    80209

    2001-02

    32672

    34094

    5479

    9492

    4094

    85831

    2002-03

    36568

    49158

    6414

    10745

    2184

    105069

    2003-04

    42955

    58713

    9852

    16015

    3150

    130685

    2004-05

    43972

    90034

    10043

    6006

    10406

    160461

    2005-06

    58606

    87084

    11618

    22112

    7875

    187294

    2006-07

    70689

    121227

    13825

    30396

    20495

    256632

    2007-08

    105047

    158673

    21375

    25970

    43792

    354858

    2008-09

    128230

    143332

    30779

    21337

    49237

    372915

    2009-10

    145736

    173417

    32507

    33274

    50229

    435163

    2010-11

    168669

    212538

    36887

    51838

    43966

    513898

    2011-12

    198679

    251526

    27648

    51512

    50134

    579499

    2012-13

    210654

    275794

    39470

    62418

    48596

    636932

    2013-14

    248547

    292522

    44123

    72528

    63884

    721604

    2014-15

    259106

    326525

    52050

    80189

    81589

    799459

    2015-16*

    315131

    356601

    66417

    68737

    57834

    864720

    Source: Reports of C&AG of different years.

    * Provisional (Source: OLTAS)

    # Gross Tax Receipts without reducing refunds.

    1.6 Cost of Collection

    (Rs. in crore)

    Financial Year

    Total Collections

    Total Expenditure

    Cost of Collection

    2000-01

    68305

    929

    1.36%

    2001-02

    69198

    933

    1.35%

    2002-03

    83088

    984

    1.18%

    2003-04

    105088

    1050

    1.00%

    2004-05

    132771

    1138

    0.86%

    2005-06

    165216

    1194

    0.72%

    2006-07

    230181

    1349

    0.59%

    2007-08

    314330

    1687

    0.54%

    2008-09

    333818

    2248

    0.67%

    2009-10

    378063

    2726

    0.72%

    2010-11

    445995

    2698

    0.60%

    2011-12

    493987

    2976

    0.60%

    2012-13

    558989

    3283

    0.59%

    2013-14

    638596

    3641

    0.57%

    2014-15

    695792

    4101

    0.59%

    2015-16*

    742295

    4593

    0.62%

    * Provisional

    1.7 Number of Effective Assessees

    PAN Category

    AY 2011-12

    AY 2012-13

    AY 2013-14

    AY 2014-15**

    Association of Person

    110230

    124010

    138098

    142192

    Body of Individuals

    5392

    5688

    6052

    6221

    Company

    596377

    654766

    702621

    714419

    Firm

    950147

    995648

    1038309

    1031457

    Government

    62

    94

    159

    294

    Hindu Undivided Family

    892205

    931387

    956233

    907047

    Artificial Juridical Person

    9896

    9897

    10039

    9649

    Local Authority

    5056

    5459

    5935

    6807

    Individual

    40883558

    44346852

    49033288

    48663680

    Trust

    184563

    193781

    202590

    192056

    Total*

    43637486

    47267582

    52093324

    ***51673822

     

    * The data is based on the number of income-tax returns entered in the System plus number of cases where tax has been deducted at source from the income of the taxpayer but the taxpayers has not filed the return of income.

    ** Provisional

    *** Returns for AY 2014-15 can be filed till 31.03.2016.

    1.8 Workload and Disposal of Income tax Cases

    Financial Year

    Number Of Assessments

    Workload

    Disposal

    2000-01

    32728373

    19381487

    2001-02

    35818050

    20665323

    2002-03

    39176300

    35151111

    2003-04

    27683421

    21886738

    2004-05

    30747645

    23448806

    2005-06

    33934874

    24058871

    2006-07

    38128779

    26139210

    2007-08

    40192130

    21848016

    2008-09

    48280589

    24339003

    2009-10

    52158000

    28246000

    2010-11

    50654983

    29625794

    2011-12

    39667836

    28318427

    2012-13

    24886015

    16530537

    2013-14

    30456681

    19924496

    2014-15

    31786402

    21677399

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