November GST Collection: India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection in November 2025 stood at Rs 1.70 lakh crore, which is more than the GST collection of Rs 1.69 lakh crore in November last year. But it is less as compared to last month.

There were many big festivals in the country in October. People made huge purchases on this occasion, so the government earned a good amount from GST. GST collection had reached Rs 1.96 lakh crore in October. At the same time, as there was a decline in purchases in November, a decline in GST collection was also seen.

Gross domestic revenue declined by 2.3 percent to Rs 1,24,299 crore in November. This decline has occurred after the reduction in GST rate. If we break it down, then Central GST (CGST) collection was recorded at Rs 34,843 crore, State GST (SGST) at Rs 42,522 crore and Integrated GST (IGST) at Rs 46,934 crore.

Tax increased due to import

Revenue from import of goods increased by 10.2 percent to Rs 45,976 crore in November. With this jump, the total gross GST revenue increased to Rs 1,70,276 crore, which shows a marginal increase of 0.7 percent as compared to November 2024. Talking about refunds, domestic refund in November was Rs 8,741 crore and GST refund on exports was Rs 9,464 crore.

Including both, the total GST refund in November was Rs 18,196 crore. After adjusting the refunds, domestic GST revenue declined by 1.5 percent to Rs 1,15,558 crore. However, there was a huge jump of 11.6 percent in the net collection from exports and imports and it became Rs 36,521 crore. Overall, the total net GST revenue in April-November 2025 increased by 7.3 percent year-on-year to Rs 12.79 lakh crore.

Decline in cess collection

A huge decline was seen in compensation cess collection in November 2025. Domestic cess collection dropped significantly to Rs 4,737 crore from Rs 12,398 crore in the same month last year. Net cess revenue declined to Rs 4,006 crore, showing continued pressure on the compensatory fund.

Which state leads in GST collection?

State-wise analysis of GST collections for November 2025 shows that there has been a mixed performance across India. Kerala led the positive growth chart, where SGST increased by 7 percent. In Maharashtra too, there has been a slight increase of 3 percent in SGST, while in Bihar there has been a slight increase of 1 percent.

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GST Collection: Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection is likely to cross Rs 2 lakh crore in the month of November. The surprising thing is that despite the reduced GST rate and projections regarding revenue loss, there is an expectation of a jump in GST collection this month. In November last year, GST collection had reached Rs 1.82 lakh crore.

It was being estimated that after the change in indirect tax in the beginning of September, GST collection may be slightly less in the first few months. However, SBI Research, a think tank of State Bank of India, has said that the gross domestic GST collection with IGST and cess on imports can cross the Rs 2 lakh crore mark in November. After the 56th meeting of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council, new rates came into effect from September 22, under which many things used in common life became cheaper.

GST collection crosses Rs 2 lakh crore

A report by SBI Research said, “Our analysis shows that the gross domestic GST collection for November 2025 could reach about Rs 1.49 lakh crore, which is 68 percent more than last year. Also, with Rs 51,000 crore of IGST and import cess, the GST collection for November may cross Rs 2 lakh crore, which is due to the peak demand in the festive season due to lower GST rate and increased compliance. Many states are getting the benefit of this. “In credit cards, merchant categories like auto, grocery stores, electronics, furnishing and travel showed huge growth in the e-commerce channel, where 38 per cent of spend was on utilities and services, followed by supermarkets and grocery at 17 per cent and travel agents at 9 per cent.”

How much GST collection was done from which state?

• Jammu and Kashmir – 551 (25 October) – 584 (25 November)
• Himachal Pradesh – 722 (25 October) – 697 (25 November)
• Punjab – 2,311 (25 October) – 2637 (25 November)
• Uttarakhand – 1,604 (25 October) – 1751 (25 November)
• Haryana – 10,057 (25 October) – 11479 (25 November)
• Delhi- 8,538 (25 October) 9120 (25 November)
• Rajasthan – 4,330 (25 October) – 4883 (25 November)
• Uttar Pradesh – 9,806 (25 October) – 10412 (25 November)
• Bihar – 1,652 (25 October) – 1685 (25 November)
• Assam – 1,440 (25 October) – 1316 (25 November)
• West Bengal – 5,556 (25 October) – 4705 (25 November)
• Jharkhand – 2,518 (25 October) – 2654 (25 November)
• Odisha – 4,824 (25 October) – 4894 (25 November)
• Chhattisgarh – 2,598 (October 25) – 2471 (November 25)
• Madhya Pradesh – 3,449 (25 October) – 3672 (25 November)
• Gujarat – 12,113 (25 October) – 12348 (25 November)
• Maharashtra – 32,025 (25 October) – 37248 (25 November)
• Karnataka – 14,395 (25 October) – 13367 (25 November)
• Kerala- 2833 (25 October)- 2641 (25 November)
• Tamil Nadu- 11588 (October 25)- 10624 (November 25)
• Telangana – 5726 (25 October) – 7583 (25 November)
• Andhra Pradesh – 3490 (25 October) – 3082 (25 November)

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