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Commercial tax collections in Andhra Pradesh rise by 20% in October

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduCommercial tax collections in Andhra Pradesh rise by 20% in October
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It is attributed to higher GST and petroleum VAT revenues, improved tax compliance, and intensified enforcement

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