India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections for July 2025 have recorded another month of strong performance, reflecting robust economic activity and improved compliance nationwide. As per official data, the gross GST revenue stood at ₹1.72 lakh crore, marking a healthy year-on-year growth.
This includes revenue from:
CGST: ₹30,160 crore
SGST: ₹37,960 crore
IGST: ₹86,800 crore (including ₹42,200 crore collected on imports)
Cess: ₹17,080 crore (including ₹1,500 crore on imports)
State-Wise Highlights:
Several states have shown notable year-on-year growth in GST collections, driven by higher consumption, manufacturing output, and service sector recovery.
Maharashtra led with the highest state-wise collection at ₹27,680 crore
Karnataka followed with ₹13,340 crore
Tamil Nadu registered ₹12,450 crore
Gujarat reported ₹11,780 crore
Uttar Pradesh collected ₹9,830 crore
West Bengal showed steady growth with ₹8,020 crore
Delhi contributed ₹7,900 crore
Rajasthan, Punjab, and Telangana also saw upward trends
Smaller states like Goa, Himachal Pradesh, and North-East states displayed moderate but consistent growth.
Key Drivers:
Improved compliance through e-invoicing and real-time reporting
Steady consumer demand post-monsoon
Boost in domestic trade and logistics activity
High collection from services, FMCG, and manufacturing
India Advocacy’s Insight:
The consistent rise in GST collections points to economic resilience and policy efficiency. Businesses must continue to focus on accurate tax reporting, timely filings, and vendor compliance to stay audit-ready.
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