India’s net direct tax collections grow year-on-year in the first part of FY27, reaching over ₹6.51 lakh crore as of July 13, according to government figures cited by multiple outlets. The net direct tax “mop-up” increases about 16% (16.4% in one report) compared with the same period last year. Growth is driven by corporate taxes: net corporate tax collections rise about 22% to around ₹2.40 lakh crore. Net non-corporate tax collections—which include taxes paid by individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), and firms—also increase by roughly 12% to about ₹3.84–₹3.85 lakh crore.

One outlet also adds that the government issues tax refunds of about ₹1.22 lakh crore till July 13, up around 14.6% year-on-year. On a gross basis, direct tax collections rise about 16% to more than ₹7.73 lakh crore, including gross corporate tax above ₹3.35 lakh crore and gross non-corporate tax around ₹4.12 lakh crore. The Union Budget sets a FY27 direct tax target of ₹26.97 lakh crore, and reported early collections suggest revenues are broadly on track toward that goal.