GST Revenue June 2025 ₹1.85 Lakh Crore Marks 4-Month Low
India’s GST revenue June 2025 stood at ₹1.85 lakh crore, the lowest in the last four months—yet it reflects steady compliance and continued economic activity. Here’s a simple breakdown of what this means for taxpayers, businesses, and policymakers.
Quick Snapshot: GST Collection June 2025
| Particulars | Amount Collected |
|---|---|
| Gross GST Revenue (Total) | ₹1.85 lakh crore |
| CGST | ₹34,294 crore |
| SGST | ₹42,235 crore |
| IGST (incl. imports) | ₹91,721 crore |
| Cess (incl. imports) | ₹17,370 crore |
Note: ₹41,464 crore was settled to CGST and ₹35,611 crore to SGST from IGST as per standard settlement formula.
GST Revenue Trends: April to June 2025
| Month | GST Revenue | MoM Change |
|---|---|---|
| April 2025 | ₹2.10 lakh crore | 🔺 High (Year Start Spike) |
| May 2025 | ₹1.93 lakh crore | 🔻 8.1% |
| June 2025 | ₹1.85 lakh crore | 🔻 4.1% |
June marked the lowest collection since February 2025, but remains robust considering seasonal economic trends.
Why Did GST Revenue Dip in June 2025?
While ₹1.85 lakh crore is still a strong figure, the month-on-month dip was attributed to:
- Post-financial year dip in transaction volumes
- Reduced imports in certain high-tax categories
- Seasonal business slowdown across manufacturing and real estate
- No major festival or consumption surge during the month
State-Wise Performance (Top 5 States by SGST Collection Growth)
| State | YoY Growth (June) |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 9% |
| Tamil Nadu | 7% |
| Gujarat | 6.5% |
| Karnataka | 5.2% |
| Uttar Pradesh | 4.8% |
📌 Expert Tip:
“A lower monthly collection post-April is common due to reduced year-start invoices. However, YoY growth across industrial states indicates steady business momentum,” says a senior GST consultant at Efiletax.
Legal Angle: How GST Compliance Impacts Revenue
GST revenue is closely tied to monthly return filings:
- GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B are the backbone of revenue reconciliation.
- Timely filing ensures seamless ITC flow and IGST settlements.
- CBIC and GSTN have introduced automated scrutiny systems for detecting mismatches, which boost revenue indirectly by improving voluntary compliance.
📄 Reference: CBIC Press Release & PIB Note on GST Collections – June 2025
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Compliance Insight: Why Small Businesses Should Watch These Trends
If you’re a small business owner:
- A dip in GST collections can trigger increased scrutiny of filings.
- Use this phase to ensure your invoice-GSTR reconciliation is error-free.
- Make use of Amnesty Schemes (like Section 128A benefit) if you have older returns pending.
📌 Internal link: Check latest GST Amnesty Scheme deadlines here
Summary
GST revenue in June 2025 stood at ₹1.85 lakh crore, the lowest in four months but still reflective of broad economic stability. While there was a month-on-month decline, YoY state-level growth suggests consistent compliance. Learn how this impacts small businesses and tax filing strategy.
FAQs
Q1. Is ₹1.85 lakh crore considered low for GST revenue?
A: Yes, compared to the ₹2.10 lakh crore peak in April 2025, it’s lower, but not alarming. Seasonal factors affect monthly collections.
Q2. Will this impact GST return due dates or rules?
A: Not directly. But consistent lower collections may push the government to tighten enforcement.
Q3. What should taxpayers do in this period?
A: File returns on time, fix GSTR-1 vs. 3B mismatches, and stay updated on CBIC notices.
Final Word
June 2025’s GST revenue figures may show a dip, but India’s tax base is expanding, and digital enforcement is working. Stay compliant and let Efiletax handle your GST filings, scrutiny replies, and reconciliation — so you focus on growing your business.