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Net direct tax receipts rise 9% to ₹18 trillion
Mint Chennai
|January 13, 2026
The central government's direct tax receipts after adjusting for refunds grew 8.8% in the April to 11 January period to ₹18.37 trillion, nearly three-fourths of the full-year target, data released on Monday showed.
The government aims to collect ₹25.2 trillion this fiscal year (FY26) from corporate and non-corporate tax.
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