Centre Expects Mild Tax Shortfall After GST Cuts, Non-Tax Revenue to Bridge Gap

Last updated: 26 November 2025

The Central Government is preparing for a marginal shortfall in tax collections for the current financial year as recent GST rate cuts, income-tax relief measures and weak global demand weigh on revenue inflows, especially from corporates, senior officials said. Despite this, the Centre remains conf

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