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        Union Government releases tax devolution of ₹1,73,030 crore to State Governments to accelerate capital spending and finance their development and welfare-related expenditures

        January 10, 2025

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        The Union Government has released tax devolution of ₹1,73,030 crore to State Governments today, as against the devolution of ₹89,086 crore in December 2024.

        A higher amount is being devolved this month to enable states to accelerate capital spending and finance their development and welfare-related expenditures.

        State-wise breakup of amount released is given below in the table:

        Sl. No

        Name of State

        Total (₹ Crore)

        1

        ANDHRA PRADESH

        7002.52

        2

        ARUNACHAL PRADESH

        3040.14

        3

        ASSAM

        5412.38

        4

        BIHAR

        17403.36

        5

        CHHATTISGARH

        5895.13

        6

        GOA

        667.91

        7

        GUJARAT

        6017.99

        8

        HARYANA

        1891.22

        9

        HIMACHAL PRADESH

        1436.16

        10

        JHARKHAND

        5722.10

        11

        KARNATAKA

        6310.40

        12

        KERALA

        3330.83

        13

        MADHYA PRADESH

        13582.86

        14

        MAHARASHTRA

        10930.31

        15

        MANIPUR

        1238.90

        16

        MEGHALAYA

        1327.13

        17

        MIZORAM

        865.15

        18

        NAGALAND

        984.54

        19

        ODISHA

        7834.80

        20

        PUNJAB

        3126.65

        21

        RAJASTHAN

        10426.78

        22

        SIKKIM

        671.35

        23

        TAMIL NADU

        7057.89

        24

        TELANGANA

        3637.09

        25

        TRIPURA

        1225.04

        26

        UTTAR PRADESH

        31039.84

        27

        UTTARAKHAND

        1934.47

        28

        WEST BENGAL

        13017.06

        State-wise distribution of Net Proceeds of Union Taxes and Duties for January, 2025

        Tax devolution to states increased to accelerate capital spending and finance development and welfare expenditures. Union Government released tax devolution from the Net Proceeds of Union Taxes and Duties to State Governments for January 2025 to enable accelerated capital spending and to finance development and welfare-related expenditures. The release is larger than the previous month and is accompanied by a state-wise distribution itemising allocations to each state as fiscal transfers for capital and welfare spending.
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                                Tax devolution to states increased to accelerate capital spending and finance development and welfare expenditures.

                                Union Government released tax devolution from the Net Proceeds of Union Taxes and Duties to State Governments for January 2025 to enable accelerated capital spending and to finance development and welfare-related expenditures. The release is larger than the previous month and is accompanied by a state-wise distribution itemising allocations to each state as fiscal transfers for capital and welfare spending.


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