Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

U.P GOVT EARNS ₹1657.61 CR MORE REVENUE IN APRIL

- HT Correspond­ent letters@hindustant­imes.com

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday claimed a consistent increase in its revenue as it realised ₹1657.61 crore more in April 2022 vis-à-vis the total collection­s in the same month in 2021.

The state government’s total tax and non-tax collection­s in the first month of the financial year 2022-23 remained ₹12,854.10 crore against ₹11,196.49 crore collected in the same month in 2021-22. This was 90.2% of the target of ₹14,248.42 crore set for the month.

Giving details of the state government’s revenue collection­s in April 2022, minister for finance Suresh Khanna said the state government’s GST collection­s were ₹5894.56 crore (104.1% of target of ₹5673.31 crore) against Rs 5157.11 crore collected during the same period in 2021. He said the state’s VAT collection­s were ₹956.63 crore in April 2022 against ₹826.53 crore during the same period in 2021. The VAT collection­s were 105.2% of the month’s target of ₹909.40 crore.

Khanna said the state government’s excise collection­s dipped a bit to ₹3153.32 crore against ₹3240.77 crore collected in the same month in 2021. He said the excise collection­s were 71.5% of target of ₹4412.80 crore for the month.

The revenue realisatio­n from stamps and registrati­on in April 2022 went up to ₹1911.23 crore (93.7% of the target of ₹2039.40 crore) against ₹1218.39 collected during the same month in 2021. He said the revenue collection­s from transport went up to ₹734.89 crore against ₹553.95 crore in the correspond­ing period last year and remained 86.6% of the target of ₹848.51 crore.

In the non-tax revenue category, the state government collected ₹203.47 crore in April 2022 (55.7% of the target of ₹365 crore) against ₹199.74 crore in the same month in 2021, Khanna said.

THE STATE GOVT’S TOTAL TAX AND NON-TAX COLLECTION­S IN THE FIRST MONTH OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2022-23 REMAINED ₹12,854.10 CRORE

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