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Tax pool rejig aids Bihar; Karnataka hit
Mint New Delhi
|August 14, 2025
K'taka saw one of the sharpest cuts, with its share falling to 3.647% from 4.713% in the 14th Finance Commission
Seven states have seen their share of the divisible tax pool shrink, while 21 have gained under the 15th Finance Commission's 2021-26 award compared with the previous allocation, finance ministry data showed. Karnataka faced one of the sharpest cuts, with its share dropping from 4.713% in the 14th Finance Commission (2015-20) to 3.647%.
The divisible pool is that portion of gross tax revenue that is distributed between the Centre and the states. The divisible pool consists of all taxes, except surcharges and cess levied for specific purpose, net of collection charges.
This story is from the August 14, 2025 edition of Mint New Delhi.
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