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      GST Revenue collection for November 2023, at ₹1,67,929 lakh crore records highest growth rate of 15% Y-o-Y

      December 2, 2023

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      Gross GST collection crosses ₹1.60 lakh crore mark for the sixth time in FY 2023-24

      GST collection higher by 11.9% Y-o-Y for FY2023-24 upto November, 2023

      The gross GST revenue collected in the month of November, 2023 is ₹1,67,929 crore out of which CGST is ₹30,420 crore, SGST is ₹38,226 crore, IGST is ₹87,009 crore (including ₹39,198 crore collected on import of goods) and cess is ₹12,274 crore (including ₹ 1,036 crore collected on import of goods).

      The government has settled ₹37,878 crore to CGST and ₹31,557 crore to SGST from IGST. The total revenue of Centre and the States in the month of November, 2023 after regular settlement is ₹68,297 crore for CGST and ₹69,783 crore for the SGST.

      The revenues for the month of November, 2023 are 15% higher than the GST revenues in the same month last year and highest for any month year-on-year during 2023-24, upto November 2023. During the month, the revenues from domestic transactions (including import of services) are 20% higher than the revenues from these sources during the same month last year. It is for the sixth time that the gross GST collection has crossed ₹1.60 lakh crore mark in FY 2023-24.The gross GST collection for the FY 2023-24 ending November, 2023 [₹13,32,440 crore, averaging ₹1.66 lakh per month] is 11.9 % higher than the gross GST collection for the FY 2022-23 ending November, 2022 [₹11,90,920 crore, averaging ₹1.49 lakh crore per month].

      The chart below shows trends in monthly gross GST revenues during the current year. Table-1 shows the state-wise figures of GST collected in each State during the month of November 2023 as compared to November 2022. Table-2 shows the state-wise figures of post settlement GST revenue of each State till the month of November 2023.

      Chart: Gross GST Collection (Rs. crore)

      State-wise growth of GST Revenues during November, 2023

      (Rs. Crore)

      State/UT

      Nov-22

      Nov-23

      Growth (%)

      Jammu and Kashmir

                      430

                      469

      9%

      Himachal Pradesh

                      672

                      802

      19%

      Punjab

                   1,669

                   2,265

      36%

      Chandigarh

                      175

                      210

      20%

      Uttarakhand

                   1,280

                   1,601

      25%

      Haryana

                   6,769

                   9,732

      44%

      Delhi

                   4,566

                   5,347

      17%

      Rajasthan

                   3,618

                   4,682

      29%

      Uttar Pradesh

                   7,254

                   8,973

      24%

      Bihar

                   1,317

                   1,388

      5%

      Sikkim

                      209

                      234

      12%

      Arunachal Pradesh

                        62

                        92

      48%

      Nagaland

                        34

                        67

      99%

      Manipur

                        50

                        40

      -21%

      Mizoram

                        24

                        33

      37%

      Tripura

                        60

                        83

      39%

      Meghalaya

                      162

                      163

      1%

      Assam

                   1,080

                   1,232

      14%

      West Bengal

                   4,371

                   4,915

      12%

      Jharkhand

                   2,551

                   2,633

      3%

      Odisha

                   4,162

                   4,295

      3%

      Chhattisgarh

                   2,448

                   2,936

      20%

      Madhya Pradesh

                   2,890

                   3,646

      26%

      Gujarat

                   9,333

                 10,853

      16%

      Dadra and Nagar Haveli

      and Daman & Diu

      305

      333

      9%

      Maharashtra

                 21,611

                 25,585

      18%

      Karnataka

                 10,238

                 11,970

      17%

      Goa

                      447

                      503

      12%

      Lakshadweep

                           0

                           0

      -15%

      Kerala

                   2,094

                   2,515

      20%

      Tamil Nadu

                   8,551

                 10,255

      20%

      Puducherry

                      209

                      228

      9%

      Andaman and Nicobar Islands

                        23

                        31

      37%

      Telangana

                   4,228

                   4,986

      18%

      Andhra Pradesh

                   3,134

                   4,093

      31%

      Ladakh

                        50

                        62

      25%

      Other Territory

                      184

                      222

      21%

      Center Jurisdiction

                      154

                      223

      45%

      Grand Total

      1,06,416

      1,27,695

      20%

       

      Table-2: SGST & SGST portion of IGST settled to States/UTs

      April-November (Rs. crore)

       

      Pre-Settlement SGST

      Post-Settlement SGST

      State/UT

      2022-23

      2023-24

      Growth

      2022-23

      2023-24

      Growth

      Jammu and Kashmir

      1,513

      1,960

      30%

        4,892

          5,367

      10%

      Himachal Pradesh

       1,547

       1,731

      12%

        3,838

       3,701

      -4%

      Punjab

       5,102

       5,612

      10%

      12,906

        14,734

      14%

      Chandigarh

          401

          439

      9%

        1,414

       1,505

      6%

      Uttarakhand

       3,193

       3,625

      14%

        5,157

       5,586

      8%

      Haryana

      12,052

      13,415

      11%

      20,761

      23,134

      11%

      Delhi

       9,127

      10,340

      13%

      19,202

      21,037

      10%

      Rajasthan

      10,146

      11,348

      12%

      22,853

      25,699

      12%

      Uttar Pradesh

      17,924

      21,624

      21%

      43,951

      49,282

      12%

      Bihar

       4,715

       5,377

      14%

      15,672

      16,991

      8%

      Sikkim

          202

          321

      59%

         558

           677

      21%

      Arunachal Pradesh

          311

          418

      34%

      1,059

       1,276

      21%

      Nagaland

          138

          206

      49%

         635

           701

      10%

      Manipur

          190

          229

      20%

         924

           730

      -21%

      Mizoram

          117

          182

      56%

         557

           634

      14%

      Tripura

          272

          335

      23%

         955

       1,037

      9%

      Meghalaya

          298

          394

      32%

         961

       1,103

      15%

      Assam

       3,379

       3,885

      15%

      8,236

       9,553

      16%

      West Bengal

      14,298

      15,600

      9%

      25,878

      28,042

      8%

      Jharkhand

       4,947

       5,866

      19%

      7,374

       8,116

      10%

      Odisha

       9,279

      10,626

      15%

      12,486

      15,515

      24%

      Chhattisgarh

       4,838

       5,398

      12%

      7,366

       8,831

      20%

      Madhya Pradesh

       6,979

       8,496

      22%

      17,772

      20,673

      16%

      Gujarat

      24,753

      27,671

      12%

      37,497

      41,545

      11%

      Dadra and

      Nagar Haveli

      and Daman and Diu

          427

          426

      0%

       792

       699

      -12%

      Maharashtra

      55,650

      65,983

      19%

      84,633

      96,551

      14%

      Karnataka

      23,026

      26,713

      16%

      43,152

      48,766

      13%

      Goa

       1,272

       1,487

      17%

      2,325

       2,616

      13%

      Lakshadweep

      6

            16

      157%

           20

             69

      239%

      Kerala

       8,005

       9,171

      15%

      19,657

      20,623

      5%

      Tamil Nadu

      23,802

      27,046

      14%

      38,849

      42,472

      9%

      Puducherry

          308

          330

      7%

         793

           933

      18%

      Andaman and

      Nicobar Islands

          123

          140

      14%

         322

           347

      8%

      Telangana

      10,926

      12,994

      19%

      24,460

      26,691

      9%

      Andhra Pradesh

       8,325

       9,291

      12%

      18,742

      20,952

      12%

      Ladakh

          111

          155

      40%

         378

           457

      21%

      Other Territory

          114

          156

      37%

         329

           702

      113%

      Grand Total

      2,67,818

      3,09,003

      15%

      5,07,355

      5,67,464

      12%

       

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