Haryana has emerged as the top-performing state in the country in terms of growth in State GST (SGST)) collections for May 2026, registering an impressive 22% increase over the corresponding month last year.
Sharing the figures on Monday, Excise and Taxation Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh said Haryana recorded the highest growth rate among all states, significantly ahead of the national average of 6% in State GST collections for May 2026.
“Haryana is followed by Meghalaya (19%), Karnataka (17%) and Gujarat (16%),” Singh said.
According to official data, Haryana’s net State GST (post-settlement) collection during May 2026 stood at Rs 4,456 crore, an increase of Rs 807 crore over the Rs 3,649 crore collected in May 2025.
The state has also secured the top position in cumulative State GST revenue growth during the first two months of the financial year 2026-27. Haryana recorded a growth rate of 40% compared to the corresponding period of the previous financial year, while the national average stood at 23%.
“The consistent high growth in State GST revenue can be attributed to the growing economy of the State and efficient tax administration,” he said.
