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India’s Net Direct Tax Collection Rises 14.69% to Over ₹17.78 Lakh Crore

by Hari Pramod
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India’s tax revenue continues to climb, with net direct tax collections recording a 14.69% increase, reaching over ₹17.78 lakh crore so far in the current fiscal year, according to government data released on Tuesday. The growth is fueled by strong gains in personal income tax and securities transaction tax, while corporate tax collections show moderate expansion.

Personal Income Tax Leads the Charge

One of the most notable takeaways from the data is the sharp rise in net non-corporate tax collections, which include personal income tax. These have surged by 21% year-on-year, hitting approximately ₹9.48 lakh crore.

Corporate tax collections, on the other hand, have grown at a much slower pace. Between April 1, 2024, and February 10, 2025, they increased by just over 6%, totaling ₹7.78 lakh crore.

This disparity suggests that individual taxpayers, particularly those in the salaried and self-employed categories, are contributing significantly more to the tax pool compared to corporations.

Indian tax collection statistics chart

Securities Transaction Tax Sees a Massive Jump

The standout figure in the latest tax collection data is the staggering 65% rise in Securities Transaction Tax (STT) collections. STT revenues have touched ₹49,201 crore so far this fiscal year, highlighting the growing participation in equity markets.

The Indian stock market has witnessed record-breaking rallies, bringing in new investors and boosting trading volumes. As a result, STT collections have skyrocketed, reflecting the bullish sentiment in equity markets.

Refunds Issued Surge Over 42%

Alongside higher tax collections, the government has also significantly ramped up refunds. More than ₹4.10 lakh crore has been refunded during the period, marking a 42.63% increase compared to the previous year.

For taxpayers, this means faster processing of returns and improved liquidity, but it also impacts the net tax collection figures. Higher refunds effectively reduce the overall tax revenue retained by the government.

Gross Direct Tax Collection at ₹21.88 Lakh Crore

In absolute terms, the gross direct tax mop-up till February 10 has grown 19%, surpassing ₹21.88 lakh crore. This figure includes collections before accounting for refunds, showing the strong revenue stream before adjustments.

Here’s a quick comparison of the key figures from the latest tax collection report:

Tax Category Collection (₹ Lakh Crore) Year-on-Year Growth (%)
Net Direct Tax Collection 17.78 14.69
Net Non-Corporate Tax (PIT) 9.48 21.00
Net Corporate Tax 7.78 6.00
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) 0.49 65.00
Refunds Issued 4.10 42.63
Gross Direct Tax Collection 21.88 19.00

The robust growth in direct tax collections, coupled with rising STT revenues and efficient refund processing, points to a strong tax administration and a growing economy. The data also underscores how market activity and individual tax contributions are becoming increasingly crucial in shaping India’s revenue structure.

Hari Pramod

Hari Pramod

Hari Pramod is a seasoned content writer with a passion for sports. Hari's expertise in the sports niche makes him a go-to source for sports enthusiasts seeking insightful and engaging articles. With years of experience, he combines his in-depth knowledge of the sports industry with exceptional writing skills to create engaging and informative content

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