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Centre's net direct tax collection rises 13.2% to ₹13.38 trn till Oct 14

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Centre's net direct tax collection rises 13.2% to ₹13.38 trn till Oct 14

Gross direct tax collections rose 14.9% to ₹16.03 trillion, while refunds increased 24.2% to ₹2.65 trillion; STT receipts surged 51.6% to ₹46,840 crore during the period

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