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Gurgaon tops in VAT collection in Haryana

July, 04th 2015
Maintaining its position for being the highest revenue provider to the state, Gurgaon has yet again topped the charts in VAT collection in 2014-15. The Gurgaon range, comprising Gurgaon, Rewari Jhajjar, Mewat and Narnaul submitted Rs 5,168 crore as VAT collection, with Gurgaon alone accounting for 84.24% of this collection and depositing Rs 410 crore as average monthly VAT. The total collection stood at Rs 4,354 crore in 2013-14. The VAT collection in April and May this year stood at Rs 826.4 crore, almost 16% more than corresponding figure last fiscal. The contribution of Gurgaon is followed by Rewari which contributed Rs 419 crore.