Goods & Services Tax collections
The Government maintains month-wise data of Goods & Services Tax collection. The details of collections from July, 2017 to June 2018 are at Annexure.
The accounting of GST collections in the Central Government is done on the cash basis. Accordingly, the accounting with regard to CGST, IGST and Compensation Cess is done upon the happening of actual event of collections, refunds and settlements. The details are at Annexure.
The Government maintains the data of IGST collected and apportioned. The month-wise details are at Annexure.
Apart from the regular monthly IGST settlement, the Government has done provisional settlement of un-apportioned IGST lying with the Centre of a total of Rs. 85000 crores (Rs 35,000 in month of February, 2018 and Rs. 50,000 crore in month of June, 2018) equally between Centre and States.
This was stated by Shri Shiv Pratap Shukla, Minister of State for Finance in a Written Reply to a Question in Lok Sabha.
The Government maintains month-wise data of Goods & Services Tax collection. The details of collections from July, 2017 to June 2018 are at Annexure.
The accounting of GST collections in the Central Government is done on the cash basis. Accordingly, the accounting with regard to CGST, IGST and Compensation Cess is done upon the happening of actual event of collections, refunds and settlements. The details are at Annexure.
The Government maintains the data of IGST collected and apportioned. The month-wise details are at Annexure.
Apart from the regular monthly IGST settlement, the Government has done provisional settlement of un-apportioned IGST lying with the Centre of a total of Rs. 85000 crores (Rs 35,000 in month of February, 2018 and Rs. 50,000 crore in month of June, 2018) equally between Centre and States.
This was stated by Shri Shiv Pratap Shukla, Minister of State for Finance in a Written Reply to a Question in Lok Sabha today.
Annexure
Figures in Rs. Crore
CGST |
IGST |
Comp. Cess |
Total Net |
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Month |
Gross |
Refund |
Settle-ment |
Net |
Gross |
Refund |
Settle-ment |
Net |
Gross |
Refund |
Net |
|
(+) |
(-) |
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July |
10 |
10 |
20958 |
20958 |
593 |
593 |
21561 |
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August |
15252 |
3297 |
18549 |
49968 |
10978 |
38990 |
7156 |
7156 |
64695 |
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September |
15131 |
5081 |
20212 |
48930 |
15933 |
32997 |
8024 |
8024 |
61233 |
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October |
14962 |
7855 |
22817 |
47995 |
76 |
21144 |
26775 |
8032 |
8032 |
57624 |
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November |
13690 |
10145 |
23836 |
42694 |
48 |
24027 |
18619 |
7103 |
7103 |
49557 |
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December |
13928 |
86 |
10348 |
24190 |
42765 |
805 |
24835 |
17125 |
7922 |
23 |
7898 |
49213 |
January |
14874 |
287 |
8583 |
23170 |
45338 |
2247 |
23651 |
19441 |
8070 |
21 |
8049 |
50660 |
February |
14763 |
511 |
28827 |
43079 |
42382 |
2325 |
59806 |
-19749 |
8196 |
23 |
8172 |
31502 |
March |
16266 |
1015 |
12140 |
27390 |
46326 |
7294 |
25564 |
13468 |
7520 |
42 |
7478 |
48336 |
Total |
118876 |
1899 |
86275 |
203253 |
387356 |
12794 |
205938 |
168623 |
62614 |
109 |
62505 |
434381 |
GST Collection (FY 2018-19)
CGST |
IGST |
Comp. Cess |
Total Net |
|||||||||
Month |
Gross |
Refund |
Settle-ment |
Net |
Gross |
Refund |
Settle-ment |
Net |
Gross |
Refund |
Net |
|
(+) |
(-) |
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April |
18653 |
392 |
13841 |
32102 |
50548 |
1852 |
28395 |
20301 |
8554 |
16 |
8538 |
60942 |
May |
15866 |
681 |
12931 |
28116 |
49120 |
5800 |
25261 |
18060 |
7339 |
75 |
7265 |
53440 |
June (FF) |
15968 |
593 |
15676 |
31052 |
49498 |
9223 |
30338 |
9937 |
8122 |
105 |
8017 |
49005 |
Total |
50487 |
1666 |
42448 |
91270 |
149166 |
16875 |
83993 |
48298 |
24015 |
195 |
23820 |
163388 |
The revenue from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) touched Rs. 7.19 lakh crore between August, 2017 and March, 2018. The Monthly Revenue Average from GST was at Rs. 89,885 crore for the said period.
The details of month-wise Goods & Services tax collection are as follows:
| Table | |||||
| Figures in Rs Crores | |||||
| MONTH | Total collection | ||||
| Aug-17 | 95,633 | ||||
| Sep-17 | 94,064 | ||||
| F.Y.2017-18 | Oct-17 | 93,333 | |||
| Nov-17 | 83,780 | ||||
| Dec-17 | 84,314 | ||||
| Jan-18 | 89,825 | ||||
| Feb-18 | 85,962 | ||||
| Mar-18 | 92,167 | ||||
| Total | 7,19,078 | ||||
| Average | 89,885 | ||||
The introduction of e-way bill is expected to improve overall Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance. The Gross Revenue Collection in the month of April, 2018 (Rs.1,03,459 crore), May, 2018 (Rs. 94,016 crore), June, 2018 (Rs. 95,610 crore) and July, 2018 (Rs. 96,483) which is higher than the monthly average of GST collection in the last financial year FY 2017-18 i.e. Rs 89,885 crore.
This was stated by Shri Shiv Pratap Shukla,, Minister of State for Finance in a Written Reply to a Question in Lok Sabha today.
