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Telangana commercial tax revenue grows 22 per cent in October

Telangana commercial tax revenue grows 22 per cent in October

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    Hyderabad: Telangana recorded a 22 per cent increase in its tax revenue in October 2026 due to higher collections from Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Value Added Tax (VAT). In October 2026, the state government collected Rs 7,735 crore through GST, VAT and profession tax during the month. In…

    — The Siasat Daily

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    HYDERABAD: State Commercial Tax Department has registered a 22 pc growth in overall revenue for the month of October compared to the corresponding month of last year. The increase was aided by a 31 pc growth in VAT on petrol and 1 pc growth on liquor. The state secured a revenue of Rs 4,593 crores…

    — The New Indian Express

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HYDERABAD: State Commercial Tax Department has registered a 22 pc growth in overall revenue for the month of October compared to the corresponding month of last year. The increase was aided by a 31 pc growth in VAT on petrol and 1 pc growth on liquor. The state secured a revenue of Rs 4,593 crores…

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Telangana commercial tax revenue grows 22 per cent in October

HYDERABAD: State Commercial Tax Department has registered a 22 pc growth in overall revenue for the month of October compared to the corresponding month of last year. The increase was aided by a 31 pc growth in VAT on petrol and 1 pc growth on liquor. The state secured a revenue of Rs 4,593 crores…

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