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GST Collection FY 2024-25 | GST Collection June 2025 in India
In June 2025, India’s GST collection touched ₹1.85 lakh crore, marking a 6.2% increase compared to June 2024. This solid number shows continued economic activity and improved tax compliance, though it is a dip from April and May’s collection highs.
GST Collection Trend: June vs. April–May 2025
| Month | Collection (₹ lakh cr) | YoY Growth |
|---|---|---|
| April ’25 | 2.37 | – |
| May ’25 | 2.01 | – |
| June ’25 | 1.85 | +6.2% YoY |
- April hit a record high of ₹2.37 lakh crore
- May collected ₹2.01 lakh crore
- June saw a dip to ₹1.85 lakh crore, but YoY growth remains positive.
Breaking Down June’s GST Collection
According to provisional data (as of 30 June 2025):
- CGST: ₹34,558 cr (+5.9% YoY)
- SGST: ₹43,268 cr (+6.3% YoY)
- IGST (Domestic + Import): ₹93,280 cr (+6.8% YoY)
- Cess: ₹13,491 cr (+2.5% YoY)
Net GST revenue (after refunds) was ₹1.59 lakh crore, up around 3.3% YoY.
Quarterly View (April - June FY26)
- Gross GST (Q1 FY26): ₹6.22 lakh crore (+11.8% YoY)
- Net GST (Q1 FY26): ₹5.43 lakh crore (+10.7%)
Strong import-driven IGST and rising domestic CGST/SGST helped boost revenue.
State Highlights: June 2025
Some states showed remarkable growth:
- Nagaland: +71% YoY
- Tripura: +18%
- Lakshadweep: +37%
- Bihar, Kerala, Karnataka: +8 - 12%.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Chandigarh, Assam experienced slight dips.
FY25 Snapshot: A Record-Breaking Year
- Annual gross GST (FY25): ₹22.08 lakh crore
- YoY growth: +9.4%
- Average monthly collection: ₹1.84 lakh crore - up from ₹1.68 lakh crore in FY24
The consistent rise in collections highlights better compliance, digital billing, and a broader tax base. India has doubled its annual GST collection over five years.
Why June Dip Isn’t Worrying
- Seasonal normalization: Post-end FY, it’s normal to see slower tax inflows.
- Global uncertainties: These may have slowed consumer spending.
- Yet paperwork and refunds remain strong, showing ongoing business confidence.
Why This Matters
For Business Owners & Accountants
- Expect GST outflows to normalise post-March; manage cash flows accordingly.
- Plan for refunds—exports and higher IGST refunds help ease working capital.
For Investors & Analysts
- Rising GST YoY growth hints at healthy domestic demand.
- State-level growth in underdeveloped regions signals widespread economic momentum.
FAQs: Common Questions About GST collection
What was India’s GST collection in June 2025?
Total gross collection was ₹1.85 lakh crore, a 6.2% rise over June 2024.
Why did collection dip from April and May?
Collection typically eases after fiscal year-end and due to global economic caution.
How much GST was collected in FY25?
A record ₹22.08 lakh crore, a 9.4% increase from FY24, with an average ₹1.84 lakh crore per month.
Which GST components grew in June?
All components rose YoY: CGST +5.9%, SGST +6.3%, IGST +6.8%, Cess +2.5%.
Which states reported strong June GST growth?
Nagaland (+71%), Tripura (+18%), Lakshadweep (+37%), Kerala, Karnataka, Bihar (+8 – 12%).
Does this affect your business compliance?
Rising GST revenue may lead to tighter audits - ensure GST returns and input credits are accurate and timely.
Conclusion
June 2025’s ₹1.85 lakh crore GST collection shows stable economic activity after fiscal-year normalization. While month-on-month figures dipped, annual and quarterly trends point to robust compliance and growth.
For businesses, this means staying vigilant with GST filings and credit claims. For analysts, it signals a continuing trajectory of economic resilience across India's states.