FinMin sanctions Rs 92,077 cr to states as devolution of central taxes
PTI, May 21, 2020, 8:58 PM IST
New Delhi: The government on Thursday said it has released Rs 92,077 crore towards devolution of central taxes to states for April and May.
In a tweet, the Office of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, “GoI has released a total amount of Rs 92,077 crore, as state’s share in the devolution of central taxes and duties for the months of April and May 2020.”
The devolution amount for April stood at Rs 46,038.10 crore, while for May, it is Rs 46,038.70 crore.
The tweet said that these releases are according to projections of receipts in Budget Estimate 2020-21 and have not been adjusted for the actual tax collections, impacting the Centre’s cash balances.
“This is a special gesture to ensure that the states’ cash flows remain undisturbed at this crucial time,” it added.
The Budget had projected the share of the states in taxes at Rs 7.84 trillion for 2020-21.
The 15th Finance Commission had recommended the share of states at 41 per cent of the divisible pool and 1 per cent for the newly-created Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
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