GST collection cross Rs 1 lac-cr mark for Dec 2019

The central government has got a big relief on the GST collection front. According to the data released by the government, the GST collection has crossed Rs 1 lakh crore in December for the second consecutive month. A total GST of Rs 1,03,492 crore was recovered in the month of November. At the same time, in December this figure has been Rs 1,03,184 crore. If we look at the data from April to December, then August, September and October have been three such months. When the GST collection has been below Rs 1 lakh crore. At the same time, GST collection was the highest during the month of April in the current financial year at Rs 1,13,865 crore. Let us tell you that this is the 9th such month after the implementation of GST in July 2019, when the GST collection has crossed the target of Rs 1 lakh crore. Tax officials were told that along with GST collection, the targets of direct tax collection set for 2019-20 (13. 35 lakh crores). The government has set a target of raising 13.35 lakh crore from direct tax in 2019-20. The Department of Revenue is taking concrete steps to increase the tax collection in the next four months. The department has asked CBIC, CBDT members and other senior officials to achieve direct and indirect tax targets. He said that along with the instructions to make efforts to increase the recovery, the officials have also been asked to take care that no taxpayer has any unnecessary problem or trouble during the recovery campaign. Other senior officials including members of CBDT have been asked to achieve direct and indirect tax targets. He said that along with the instructions to make efforts to increase the recovery, the officials have also been asked to take care that no taxpayer has any unnecessary problem or trouble during the recovery campaign. Other senior officials including members of CBDT have been asked to achieve direct and indirect tax targets. He said that along with the instructions to make efforts to increase the recovery, the officials have also been asked to take care that no taxpayer has any unnecessary problem or trouble during the recovery campaign.