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The state generates more than 60% of its revenues from own (tax and non-tax) sources. There has not been any substantial change in the composition of own revenues. Sales tax (about 45%) and state excise (18.5%) have been the two most significant and steady contributors but the shares of electricity duty and taxes on goods and passengers had fallen by a small percentage in recent years.

Level and composition of Revenue receipts

 

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1998-99

Tot.Revenue (Rs. Cr)

7069

7618

8653

10014

11257

11345

Own Revenue %

57.72

58.88

61.20

60.70

58.48

60.73

-Tax Revenue %

37.87

37.68

40.66

40.98

40.55

45.02

-Non-Tax Revenue %

19.85

21.20

20.54

19.72

17.93

15.71

Transfers from Centre %

42.28

41.12

38.80

39.30

41.52

39.27

- Shared taxes %

23.78

24.62

25.36

26.32

29.55

25.84

- Grants %

18.50

16.50

13.44

12.98

11.97

13.43

Composition of own tax revenue (%) Average 1993-94 to 1998-99

 Sales Tax

44.40

Excise Tax

18.51

Electricity Duty

11.47

Tax on Goods & Passengers

7.23

Motor Vehicles Tax

8.09

Stamp Duty & Registration

7.71

Land Revenues

0.72

Others

1.87

Total

100.00

Source: White Paper on Economic and Financial Status in Madhya Pradesh, Feb. 1999

Table reveals that most major taxes are reasonably buoyant and there is potential for increased mobilisation of revenues in future.
 

Buoyancy Coefficients of Major Taxes
(1993-94 to 1998-99)

 

Own Tax Rev.

Land Rev-
enue

Stamp Duty & Regn.

Sales tax

Motor Vehicles Tax

Pass-
enger & Goods

Tax

Enterat-
inment. Tax

State Excise

Elect. Duty

Andhra Pradesh

0.93

0.61

1.02

1.03

1.13

3.14

-

-0.12

-0.32

Karnataka

0.83

1.42

1.07

0.88

0.55

1.12

-0.06

0.56

1.15

Kerala

0.84

0.43

0.31

0.95

0.90

-

-

0.60

0.69

Tamil Nadu

0.98

0.14

0.71

0.91

0.67

1.43

0.32

1.59

1.12

Madhya Pradesh

1.25

-0.07

1.39

1.22

1.18

1.38

0.21

1.23

1.03

Punjab

0.68

-0.07

0.36

0.64

0.88

-

-

0.72

-1.57

Maharashtra

0.86

0.26

1.23

0.74

1.4

0.16

0.85

0.99

1.04

Rajasthan

1.03

0.94

1.37

0.92

0.98

-

0.53

1.15

0.78

Source: Finance & Account Statistics of various years, Feedback research
Arrears of Tax and Non Tax Revenues

Between 1992-93 and 1997-98, the growth rate of arrears was about 16.3% as compared to about 9% for total revenue collection. Water charges, Sales tax and Land revenue tax had the maximum deficit.

Trend of Arrears in Revenues, by major heads (in Rs. Cr.)

 

1992-93

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

Growth rate (%)

Arrears

Revenue Receipts

Land Revenue

60.57

55.15

57.91

60.81

63.84

66.6

2.79

-3.03

Sales Tax

69.32

90.07

101.53

114.24

146.55

199.78

21.69

13.93

Electricity Duty

1.85

31.61

36.6

48.29

42.96

28

52.56

14.03

Excise Duty

4.88

6.03

9.8

10.78

11.86

26.05

34.98

13.72

Stamps & Registration

1.22

1.72

3.06

3.37

3.7

9.58

43.74

17.28

Vehicle tax

32.88

38.85

41.73

50.03

27.09

238.76

37.91

14.43

Water Charges

103.37

125.51

126.36

128.49

125.03

135.24

3.93

3.66

Interest dues from

- MPEB

2.74

11.15

17.17

0

0

0

 

-5.22

- MPSRTC

19.23

19.18

23

24.3

26.73

29.4

9.49

 

Total

296.06

379.27

417.16

440.31

477.76

733.41

16.29

8.98

Source: Finance & Account Statistics, CAG Reports,

 

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