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Direct tax mop-up till February high but below target

March requires 20% jump to meet year's goal; CBDT chief tells staff to sweat it out to meet target

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Dilasha Seth New Delhi
Direct tax collection grew by 10.7 per cent in the first 11 months of this financial year (April 2016 till February 2017) over the same period a year before, less than the set target.

The full-year target is Rs 8.47 lakh crore or 14.3 per cent more. With Rs 6.17 lakh crore collected in these 11 months, March has to see a 20-plus per cent growth to achieve the target.

The subdued tax numbers were due to fall in growth of both corporation tax due to still-awaited recovery in the performance of companies and personal income tax in April-February compared to April-January

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