Chhattisgarh has opted for Option-1 to address its Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation shortfall, bringing the total number of states choosing this option to 27. This means Chhattisgarh will receive funds through a special borrowing window arranged by the Indian government, amounting to Rs.3,109 crores. In addition to this, the state has been granted permission to borrow an extra Rs.1,792 crore.
Chhattisgarh has become the latest State to go for Option-1
Chhattisgarh will get Rs.3,109 crores through special borrowing window to meet the GST implementation shortfall
Permission to raise additional Rs.1,792 crore through borrowings also issued to Chhattisgarh
Government of Chhattisgarh has communicated its acceptance of Option-1 to meet the revenue shortfall arising out of GST implementation. The number of States who have favoured Option-1 has gone up to 27. All States except Jhark
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FAQ :
All states except Jharkhand, along with all three Union Territories with Legislative Assemblies, have chosen Option-1.
States choosing Option-1 receive funds to meet their GST implementation revenue shortfall through a special borrowing window established by the Government of India.
The special borrowing window has been operational since 23rd October 2020.
States are entitled to unconditional permission to borrow an additional 0.50% of their Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) out of the 2% additional borrowings permitted under AtmanirbharAbhiyaan.
The Government of India has already borrowed Rs.30,000 crore on behalf of the states and Union Territories that chose Option-1.
Chhattisgarh will receive funds from the special borrowing window starting from the next round of borrowing.