New Delhi: Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) Chairman Ravi Agrawal on Monday expressed hope to fulfill the earnings tax assortment goal of Rs 25.20 lakh crore by the tip of the present monetary 12 months (FY26).
Talking on the sidelines of the India Worldwide Commerce Truthful (IITF) right here, Agarwal said direct tax mop-up is rising at 6.99 per cent as in comparison with final 12 months, which is an encouraging development.
“And we’re hoping that we are able to attain the targets by the tip of the 12 months. The response from taxpayers has additionally been good,” he added.
As a result of slower refunds and elevated company tax mop-up, internet direct tax assortment elevated 6.99 per cent from April 1 to November 10 of this fiscal 12 months to over Rs 12.92 lakh crore.
Up till November 10, refunds fell 18 per cent to greater than Rs 2.42 lakh crore.
He added that the deadline for submitting audit returns for the 2024–2025 fiscal 12 months has been prolonged and that there are nonetheless two advance tax instalments due for the present fiscal 12 months. The CBDT chief said that by December 10, we may be capable to catch up.
Earlier CBDT information confirmed that India’s internet direct tax assortment recorded 9.18 per cent development to cross Rs 10.82 lakh crore until September 17 this fiscal in comparison with the identical interval of the earlier monetary 12 months, as there was a pointy decline of 23.87 per cent in refunds.
Of the whole quantity, non-corporate tax income grew by 13.67 per cent to Rs 5.83 lakh crore in the course of the interval. The tax is paid by a particular set of entities that aren’t registered as firms underneath the Corporations Act.
Internet company tax collections grew by 4.93 per cent to Rs 4.72 lakh crore, whereas securities transactions tax (STT) elevated marginally by 0.57 per cent to Rs 26,305.72 crore, in keeping with the official figures. Gross direct tax collections elevated by 3.39 per cent to Rs 12.43 lakh crore, whereas refunds dipped by 23.87 per cent to Rs 1.60 lakh crore.







