GST mop-up rises to Rs 96,483 cr in July, compliance improves – Business Standard

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“GST revenue collections are improving after implementation of e-way bill which is a major tool under GST to curb tax evasion.
 
“However the government is still short of average monthly target of revenue fixed in Budget of 2018-19,” Taxmann DGM Vishal Raheja said.
 
Electronic-way or e-way bill system is touted as an anti-evasion measure. As per the GST provisions, transporters or businesses have to generate an e-way bill for moving goods worth Rs 50,000 crore or more both within and outside the state.

 
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