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India's net direct tax collections rise 13% from April 1-Sept 17

NEW DELHI: India’s net direct tax collections rose 13% year-on-year to 12.1 trillion rupees ($126.28 billion) between April 1 and September 17, the country’s tax department said in a statement on Friday. India likely to discuss second half borrowing on Sept. 25, sources say Direct tax collections, which include corporate and income tax, rose over 15% year-on-year on gross basis to 14.3 trillion…

India's net direct tax collections rise 13% from April 1-Sept 17

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Liberia: Ngafuan Says U.S.$1 Billion Tax Haul Spent, Braces for U.S.$200m Gap

[Liberian Investigator] MONROVIA -- Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan says Liberia's record $1 billion in tax collections this year is already spent, not sitting in a government account…

  • Finance Minister Ngafuan says $1 billion in tax collections spent, leaving $200 million gap.
  • $200 million came from one-time mining payment not recurring in 2027.
  • Funds used for soldiers recruitment, testing center, salaries, media debts, road projects.

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