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Tamil Nadu’s economic performance cannot be assessed merely by gross GST revenue: Commercial Taxes Minister

Tamil Nadu’s economic performance cannot be assessed merely by gross GST revenue: Commercial Taxes Minister

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    Tamil Nadu’s actual GST revenue had registered 15% growth up to October in the current financial year, while recording 8% growth in October alone, said Logesh Tamilselvan.

    — The Hindu

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    CHENNAI : Countering the Opposition's criticism over Tamil Nadu's modest growth in gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections, Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration D Logesh Tamilselvan on Tuesday said the State's post-settlement GST revenue had grown 15 per cent during the current…

    — DT Next

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Tamil Nadu’s actual GST revenue had registered 15% growth up to October in the current financial year, while recording 8% growth in October alone, said Logesh Tamilselvan.

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Tamil Nadu’s economic performance cannot be assessed merely by gross GST revenue: Commercial Taxes Minister

Tamil Nadu’s actual GST revenue had registered 15% growth up to October in the current financial year, while recording 8% growth in October alone, said Logesh Tamilselvan.

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