Top 10 States in India with the Most GST Collection

Oct 10, 2025, 15:35 IST

In FY 2023-24, Maharashtra led India in GST collection with over ₹81,100 crore, followed by Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat. The top-ranked states' high GST revenue reflects strong industrial activity, consumption patterns, and robust service sectors. These regional trends offer key insights into India’s economic growth and development.

India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) scenario reveals a lot about the country’s economic pulse and regional growth. GST collection across states highlights varying consumption patterns, industrial strength, and service sector contributions. This listicle presents the top 10 states by GST revenue for fiscal year 2023-24 as per Government of India - Press Information Bureau offering a snapshot of the most influential contributors to India’s indirect tax ecosystem.

Top 10 GST Collection States (FY 2023-24)

Rank

State

GST Collection (₹ crore)

1

Maharashtra

~81,100 

2

Uttar Pradesh

~76,649 

3

Gujarat

~64,002 

4

West Bengal

~41,976 

5

Rajasthan

~39,140 

6

Haryana

~34,901 

7

Madhya Pradesh

~33,800 

8

Delhi (UT)

~32,165 

9

Bihar

~27,622 

10

Odisha

~24,942 

Maharashtra

The highest GST collection of ₹81,100 crore is in Maharashtra, which is the financial capital of India and the epicenter of industries. The fiscal performance of the state is supported by the fact that Mumbai is a nexus in terms of trade, services, and manufacturing.

Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh is at position two, and it produces ₹ 76649 crore. The increasing consumption of the state, its logistics and industrial sectors contribute to the growing tax base, which is the sign of its ascending economic position.

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Gujarat

The state of Gujarat is exhibiting a skill in manufacturing and exports as indicated by its ₹64,002 crore collection. Gujarat, being an export-based and full of life in terms of industry, is one of the strongholds of the GST ecosystem in India.

West Bengal

West Bengal has ₹41,976 crore that has been powered by vibrant trade, agricultural activities, and small scale industries. The formal economy of the state is also becoming more apparent with the large number of GST.

Rajasthan

Rajasthan imports ₹39,140 crore, highlighting the changing trade connections and the expanding manufacturing industry. Agriculture, industry, and trade are well-balanced, which makes the state have a high GST performance.

Haryana

Haryana is ranked sixth with ₹34,901 crore. Texas has an impressive contribution which is evidenced by the fact that the state has thriving manufacturing, agriculture and services industries.

Madhya Pradesh

Just behind it is Madhya Pradesh that gathers ₹33,800 crore. It has been anchored on its performance which is based on a composite economy that integrates agriculture, manufacturing and a stronger service sector.

Delhi (Union Territory)

Delhi has ₹32,165 crore in a small geographic location, which shows the importance of trade activities and service sector. The area is still a vibrant business and consumption centre.

Bihar

The GST collection of ₹27,622 crore in Bihar indicates the growing formal economic activity that has been further enhanced by the continuous growth in the trade and local industries. The increase in collections is a good indication of a regional turnover.

Odisha

Odisha is found in the tenth place with ₹24,942 crore, highlighting the increasing industrial presence of the state and the developmental momentum in all industries. Its GST figures are stimulated by improved infrastructure and diversification of its activities.

The collection data of GST in the major states of India reflects on the emerging economic environment and sectors of the country. The states of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat together control a large share, whereas such middle-tier states as Bihar and Odisha portfolio encouraging development. These changing regional trends provide worthwhile information on the developmental trend of India and the wider economic development planning on the basis of strategic interventions.

Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma

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Kirti Sharma is a content writing professional with 3 years of experience in the EdTech Industry and Digital Content. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and worked with companies like ThoughtPartners Global, Infinite Group, and MIM-Essay. She writes for the General Knowledge and Current Affairs section of JagranJosh.com.

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