The 20 states considered in the analysis constituted nearly 86 per cent of the budgeted aggregate revenue receipts for FY20. The aggregate revenue receipts of these states came in lower by 4.2 per cent than budgeted at Rs 24.79 trillion in FY20(RE), led by a 16.2 per cent cut in the devolution of central taxes against BE.
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