India ka GST collection lagatar teesre mahine **₹2 Lakh Crore** ke upar raha hai. September 2026 mein ye **14.7%** badhkar **₹2.04 Lakh Crore** tak pahunch gaya hai, lekin is growth ke peeche ka asli sach kuch aur hi hai.
GST Collection ka asli math samjho
September mahine mein GST collection ne fir se ₹2.04 Lakh Crore ka figure touch karke sabko surprise kar diya hai. Pichle 3 mahino se government ki ye kamayi ₹2 Lakh Crore ke upar bani hui hai. Last year ke muqable is baar 14.7% ka uchhal dikha hai.
Import vs Domestic: Yahan hai twist
Data ko deep dive karein toh ek bada divergence dikh raha hai. Import se hone wali kamayi 25.9% badhkar ₹65,525 Crore ho gayi hai, jabki local (domestic) GST collection sirf 10.1% ki speed se badha aur ₹1.38 Lakh Crore par raha.
Iska matlab simple hai—jyada growth import se aa rahi hai, jo global commodity prices par depend karti hai. Iska matlab hai ki local market mein demand utni tez nahi hai jitni headline numbers dikha rahe hain. Net GST revenue mein 18.1% ka jump aaya hai kyunki refunds 3% kam release huye hain.
Aage kya?
Financial year ke pehle 6 mahino mein total collection ₹12.46 Lakh Crore raha hai, jo last year se 11.6% zyada hai. Ab sabki nazar October 7, 2026 ko hone wali 57th GST Council meeting par hai. Isme tax rates ke badlav se zyada focus 'GST 2.0' aur administrative reforms par rehne wala hai.