Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Income Tax Receipts Fall Short of Government Projections
Imagine the government expects to collect a certain amount of money from income taxes.
This money helps pay for important things like roads and schools.
Recently, the government didn't collect as much income tax as they thought they would.
Although the amount collected is still huge, it was less than what they planned.
The growth in income tax collections has also slowed down this year, even though it grew a lot in the last few years.
This means the government might have less money than expected to spend on important projects.
Government's 2024-25 Personal Income Tax (PIT) receipts fell short of projections.
PIT receipts were estimated at Rs 11.99 trillion but came in at Rs 11.83 trillion.
Shortfall of Rs 16,336 crore (1.36%) compared to revised estimates (RE).
Income tax receipts (excluding STT) increased significantly from 2021-2024.
Annual income tax growth slowed to 17.02% in 2024-25.
- Who
- The government.
- What
- The government's personal income tax receipts fell short of projections for 2024-25.
- When
- The data reflects the financial performance for the fiscal year 2024-25.
- Where
- This data pertains to the government's financial collections, but a specific geographic location is not mentioned.
- Why
- The article does not provide reasons for the shortfall.
- Projected PIT Receipts (2024-25)
- Rs 11.99 trillion
- Actual PIT Receipts (2024-25)
- Rs 11.83 trillion
- Shortfall
- Rs 16,336 crore (1.36%)
- STT Receipts
- Rs 0.52 trillion
- Income Tax Growth (2022-23)
- 20.02%
- Income Tax Growth (2023-24)
- 25.08%
- Income Tax Growth (2024-25)
- 17.02%