In September 2024, the mop-up of the gross tax on goods and services was 1.73 ₹ Lakh. Last month, the collection was 1.86 Lakh Crore, according to published government data. File. | Photo Credit: Reuters
In September, the GST collections accumulated almost two-digit growth in September to collect 1.89 lakh crore-za moon in September, when the reduced tax rates came into force in the second half.
GST collections were 9.1% higher than in the same month before AO more than 1.5% higher than the previous month.
The gross tax on goods and services (GST) Mop-up was in September 2024 1.73 ₹ Lakh crore. Last month the collection was 1.86 Lakh Crore, according to government data published on Wednesday (October 1, 2025).
It should be noted that the GST 2.0 reforms in the form of rationalization of rates that came into force on 22 September were reflected in the collections.
Prices of up to 375 items, including kitchen staples for electronics, from drugs and equipment to cars, have been cheaper since 22 September. The Moon has seen increased demand due to rates decreased.
During the month of gross domestic income increased by 6.8% to 1.36 ₹ Lakh crore, while import tax increased by 15.6% to 52,492 crore in September.
Refunds GST, however, also increased by a steep 40.1% year -on -year to 28,657 GBP Crore.
Pure GST income was 1.60 lakh crore in September 2025, which recorded 5% year -on -year growth.
Partner Deloitte India MS MMS MANI said that the increase in the gross collection of GST to 1.89 ₹ Lakh Crore in a month suggests that there was no significant slowdown in economic activity in the GST rates, because these data relate to transactions in August.
With these collections in September, he said that the average monthly collections during FY26 are just a little short crore 2 lakh per month, which means a significant increase compared to FY25, when the average monthly collections by September 2024 were 1.8 Lakh Crore.
It seems that the impact of an increase in consumption from 22 September and slowing down demand from 1-21. September 2025 balanced each other in terms of GST revenues, the advisory partner of the tax connection Vivek Jalan said.
However, he said that what he could not balance is consumption in the production states (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka) due to the slowdown of transfers and supplies between the state of September 21, September 21, due to ITC accumulation to reduce rates.
Published – 1 October 2025 05:35 is
