GST collections cross Rs 1 lakh crore milestone in April – Times of India

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Times of India “The total revenue earned by the central and state governments, after settlement in April, is Rs 32,493 crore for Central GST and Rs 40,257 crore for State GST, it said.
 
Vishal Raheja of Taxmann said the impact of e-way bill can be seen from the figures of GST revenue collection.
 
“It was highly expected that e-way bill being the strong pillar of GST would raise the revenue after implementation as the chances of evasion would be reduced to significant extent after its rollout,” he said.”
 
 

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