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        Income Tax

        Increase in Number of Tax Payers.

        May 15, 2012

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        Government of India
        Ministry of Finance

        15-May-2012 16:39 IST

        Increase in Number of Tax Payers

        The number of effective income tax assesses as well as the number of registered Central Excise and Service Tax assesses during the years 2006-07 to 2010-11 are as under:

        Financial Year

        Income Tax Assesses

        Central Excise

        Service Tax

        2006-07

        31903137

        92035

        947970

        2007-08

        33662801

        96719

        1070068

        2008-09

        32650627

        100163

        1221846

        2009-10

        34085426

        101709

        1224316

        2010-11

        33739124

        113482

        1300226

        The amount of revenue collected from direct and indirect taxes during the period 2006-07 to 2010-11 is given below:

        Financial Year

        Direct Tax

        Indirect Taxes

        2006-07

        230181

        241538

        2007-08

        314330

        279031

        2008-09

        333818

        269433

        2009-10

        378063

        245367

        2010-11

        446935

        345127

        Details of sources which contributed to increase in revenue collection is not separately maintained.  However, the primary reason for increased revenue collection are increase in GDP, changes in tax legislation, improved efficiency of tax administration, etc.

        This information was given by the Minister of State for Finance, Shri S.S. Palanimanickam in written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha today.

         

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        DSM/SS/SL

        Increase in number of taxpayers signals tax base expansion and higher direct and indirect tax collections. Counts of assesses and revenue collections for 2006-07 through 2010-11 are reported: income-tax assesses rose from 31,903,137 to 33,739,124 (peaking at 34,085,426 in 2009-10); Central Excise assesses increased from 92,035 to 113,482; Service Tax assesses from 947,970 to 1,300,226. Direct and indirect tax receipts are tabulated yearwise, and the increase in collections is attributed primarily to GDP growth, tax-law changes, and improved tax-administration efficiency, with no separate source-wise breakdown maintained.
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                                Increase in number of taxpayers signals tax base expansion and higher direct and indirect tax collections.

                                Counts of assesses and revenue collections for 2006-07 through 2010-11 are reported: income-tax assesses rose from 31,903,137 to 33,739,124 (peaking at 34,085,426 in 2009-10); Central Excise assesses increased from 92,035 to 113,482; Service Tax assesses from 947,970 to 1,300,226. Direct and indirect tax receipts are tabulated yearwise, and the increase in collections is attributed primarily to GDP growth, tax-law changes, and improved tax-administration efficiency, with no separate source-wise breakdown maintained.


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