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NewsHTSunday, 6 September 2026NEW

Direct tax buoyancy above one for third financial year

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Summary
India’s direct tax buoyancy stood at 1.39 in 2024-25, remaining above one for the third straight year as tax collections grew faster than nominal GDP.
Key Facts
TypeNews
SourceHindustan Times - India
PublishedSunday, 6 September 2026
Affected Population1.4 billion citizens, 63 million MSMEs
Key Numbers
GDP: $3.9 trillion (2025 est.)
Fiscal deficit target: 4.4% of GDP
GST collection: Rs 1.87 lakh crore/month avg
Key Authorities
Ministry of FinanceRBISEBIDEA
Key Stakeholders
TaxpayersBanks & NBFCsInvestors
Government Context
NDA IIIBJP-led NDA
Centre-Right
LeftCentreRight
Amendment History
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DescriptionSunday, 6 September 2026via hindustan_times
India’s direct tax buoyancy stood at 1.39 in 2024-25, remaining above one for the third straight year as tax collections grew faster than nominal GDP.
Buoyancy rose from 1.27 in 2022-23 to 1.48 in 2023-24 before moderating, while the government cited tax reforms and easier compliance.
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