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A Healthy Boost in GST Collection: May 2023 Report

  • 02-Jun-2023
  • 2 mins read

A Healthy Boost in GST Collection: May 2023 Report
India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue is the country’s economic condition parameter. It is a matter of great joy that it has marked a healthy year-on-year growth of 12% in May 2023, marking the growth of the Indian economy. The GST collection was vigorous at Rs 1.57 lakh crore, notably increasing from the Rs 1.41 lakh crore that was collected in the same month of the year 2022.
Component-Wise GST Collection: A Closer Look
The revenue mix of this substantial collection comprises Central GST (CGST) at Rs 28,411 crore, State GST (SGST) at Rs 35,828 crore, and Integrated GST (IGST) at Rs 81,363 crore. The IGST amount includes Rs 41,772 crore gathered from imported goods. Furthermore, a cess of Rs 11,489 crore was collected, with Rs 1,057 crore of this coming from the import of goods.

GST Type Amount Collected in Crore

CGST ₹ 28,411.00
SGST ₹ 35,828.00
IGST ₹ 81,363.00
Cess ₹ 11,489.00

This impressive collection reflects the Indian economy’s steady recovery, further substantiated by GST revenues being consistently above Rs 1.4 lakh crore for 14 consecutive months. Interestingly, this is the fifth time the GST revenue has surpassed the Rs 1.5 lakh crore mark since the introduction of the tax regime.
Revenue Distribution between the Centre and States
In the country’s financial architecture, GST forms a significant part of both Central and State revenues. In May 2023, the government settled Rs 35,369 crore to CGST and Rs 29,769 crore to SGST from IGST collections. Post the regular settlement, the total revenue for the Central government and the States stood at Rs 63,780 crore for CGST and Rs 65,597 crore for the SGST.

Revenue Type Amount in Crore

CGST ₹ 63,780.00
SGST ₹ 65,597.00

Strong Growth in Import and Domestic Transactions
On the transactional front, the revenue from imported goods in May 2023 saw year-on-year growth of 12%. Domestic transactions, which include the import of services, also performed well, with a growth of 11% over the same month in the previous year. This growth emphasizes the positive momentum of the economic recovery post the global disruptions caused by the pandemic.

Trends in GST CollectionGST collection numbers of May 2023

Growth of GST Revenues in Different States in May’23 (Crore)

State/UT May-22 May-23 Growth(%)
Maharashtra ₹ 20,313 ₹ 23,536 16%
Karnataka ₹ 9,232 ₹ 10,317 12%
Gujarat ₹ 9,321 ₹ 9,800 5%
Tamil Nadu ₹ 7,910 ₹ 8,953 13%
Uttar Pradesh ₹ 6,670 ₹ 7,468 12%
Haryana ₹ 6,663 ₹ 7,250 9%
West Bengal ₹ 4,896 ₹ 5,162 5%
Delhi ₹ 4,113 ₹ 5,147 25%
Telangana ₹ 3,982 ₹ 4,507 13%
Odisha ₹ 3,956 ₹ 4,398 11%
Rajasthan ₹ 3,789 ₹ 3,924 4%
Madhya Pradesh ₹ 2,746 ₹ 3,381 23%
Andhra Pradesh ₹ 3,047 ₹ 3,373 11%
Jharkhand ₹ 2,468 ₹ 2,584 5%
Chattisgarh ₹ 2,627 ₹ 2,525 -4%
Kerala ₹ 2,064 ₹ 2,297 11%
Punjab ₹ 1,833 ₹ 1,744 -5%
Uttarakhand ₹ 1,309 ₹ 1,431 9%
Bihar ₹ 1,178 ₹ 1,366 16%
Assam ₹ 1,062 ₹ 1,217 15%
Himachal Pradesh ₹ 741 ₹ 828 12%
Goa ₹ 461 ₹ 523 13%
Jammu and Kashmir ₹ 372 ₹ 422 13%
Sikkim ₹ 279 ₹ 334 20%
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu ₹ 300 ₹ 324 8%
Chandigarh ₹ 167 ₹ 259 55%
Meghalaya ₹ 174 ₹ 214 23%
Puducherry ₹ 181 ₹ 202 12%
Other Territory ₹ 185 ₹ 201 9%
Center Jurisdiction ₹ 140 ₹ 187 34%
Arunachal Pradesh ₹ 82 ₹ 120 46%
Tripura ₹ 65 ₹ 75 15%
Nagaland ₹ 49 ₹ 52 6%
Manipur ₹ 47 ₹ 39 -17%
Mizoram ₹ 25 ₹ 38 52%
Andaman and Nicobar Islands ₹ 24 ₹ 31 29%
Ladakh ₹ 12 ₹ 26 117%
Lakshadweep ₹ 1 ₹ 2 100%
Grand Total ₹ 1,02,485 ₹ 1,14,261 11%

Final Thoughts
In summary, the 12% growth in GST collections in May 2023 compared to the same month last year underscores India’s strong undercurrent of economic resilience. The GST revenue trends show promising prospects for the country’s fiscal health, reiterating the importance of this tax regime in propelling India’s economic engine.


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