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State rankings

Who collects the most, who grows the fastest — ranked state by state. Each ranking uses a single, clearly-defined metric; we never mix different measures in one list.

GST: latest period Feb 2026 · source published 01 Mar 2026 · retrieved 01 Nov 2026 · last checked 01 Nov 2026

State finances: latest period FY 2025-26 · source published 23 Jan 2026 · retrieved 01 Nov 2026 · last checked 01 Nov 2026

Direct tax by state: latest period FY 2026-27 · source published 11 Aug 2026 · retrieved 01 Nov 2026 · last checked 01 Nov 2026

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State GST collection · FY 2025-26 · ₹ crore · source: GSTN / PIB monthly GST bulletin

Part-year figures

Some states have not reported all 12 months for FY 2025-26; those rows show the financial year to date (FYTD). Totals and shares are computed on the periods available and are not directly comparable to a full year.

GST collection — ranked

Ranked, highest first · FY 2025-26 · ₹ crore

1. Maharashtra₹2.23 lakh cr2. Karnataka₹1.02 lakh cr3. Gujarat₹83.2k cr4. Tamil Nadu₹82.1k cr5. Haryana₹74.6k cr6. Uttar Pradesh₹69.6k cr7. Delhi₹50.3k cr8. West Bengal₹42.7k cr9. Telangana₹38.6k cr10. Odisha₹36.1k cr11. Rajasthan₹33.1k cr12. Madhya Pradesh₹28.2k cr13. Andhra Pradesh₹27.1k cr14. Chhattisgarh₹21.8k cr15. Jharkhand₹21.4k cr16. Kerala₹20.8k cr17. Punjab₹16.8k cr18. Bihar₹12.8k cr19. Uttarakhand₹12.4k cr20. Assam₹10.9k cr21. Himachal Pradesh₹6.2k cr22. Jammu and Kashmir₹4.5k cr23. Goa₹4.2k cr24. Sikkim₹2.8k cr25. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu₹2.4k cr26. Chandigarh₹1.8k cr27. Puducherry₹1.7k cr28. Meghalaya₹1.5k cr29. Arunachal Pradesh₹924 cr30. Tripura₹705 cr31. Nagaland₹519 cr32. Manipur₹467 cr33. Dadra and Nagar Haveli (pre-merger reporting)₹405 cr34. Ladakh₹328 cr35. Andaman and Nicobar Islands₹287 cr36. Mizoram₹267 cr37. Lakshadweep₹19 cr

Source: GSTN / PIB monthly GST bulletin

What these numbers do and don't mean

GST collected within a state:
tax generated on supplies made inside the state. Reflects where consumption/activity happens.
Tax attributable to taxpayers:
direct tax is credited to the state where the taxpayer is assessed (often a corporate head office), not where income was earned.
SGST accruing to the state:
the SGST a state keeps after IGST settlement — different from GST collected in the state.
Union devolution:
the state's share of Union taxes, transferred under the Finance Commission formula — money the Union collects, not the state.

City-level collections

No official source publishes direct tax collection at city or district level. CBDT's finest published geographic cut is the State/UT break-up (Time Series Data Table 1.2) and, administratively, the Pr.CCIT/CCA region. CBDT regions (Mumbai, Delhi, Karnataka & Goa, Tamil Nadu, etc.) are multi-city jurisdictions, not cities. No downloadable city-level dataset exists for direct tax or GST (GST is published at state and CGST-commissionerate/zone level, not city level).

Closest honest comparison: use the state a city sits in. For example, for Mumbai or Pune, see Maharashtra; for Bengaluru, see Karnataka.

Which month had the highest GST collection?

All-India gross GST collection by month — the single biggest-collection month stands out.

Highest month on record

₹2.37 lakh cr

Apr 2025Provisional

GST collection, last 12 months

Dec 2024 – Feb 2026 · ₹ crore

  • Gross GST
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Source: PIB monthly GST collection bulletin

See the full monthly GST story on GST data.

Source: Union of Taxpayer analytics dataset · Dataset version 3 · database last changed 16 Oct 2026