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State Transport Authority has collected Rs 117 Crores motor vehicle revenue in the month of September 2020

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Cuttack:15/10/20: The State Transport Authority has collected Rs 117 Crores motor vehicle revenue in the month of September 2020. It has registered an increase of over 31 percent over the previous month of August collection of Rs 89.5 crores. However, the collection is still 7 percent less than the Rs 126 Crores collected in September 2019. This is the lowest margin in this financial year.

After the opening of lockdown restriction from June 2020 onwards, the MV revenue is improving every month. In the month of lane 2020, the collection was 15% less than the collection in June 2019, and July collection was 18% less, August was 20% less. However, the collection in the month of September 2020 has bridged the collection figure gap to only 7 percent less than that of September 2019. The collection has picked up due to the growing sale of new motor vehicles and the collection of taxes due to increased economic activity, particularly in the mining sector.

Cuttack: The State Transport Authority has collected Rs 117 Crores motor vehicle revenue in the month of September 2020. It has registered an increase of over 31 percent over the previous month of August collection of Rs 89.5 crores. However, the collection is still 7 percent less than the Rs 126 Crores collected in September 2019. This is the lowest margin in this financial year.

After the opening of lockdown restriction from June 2020 onwards, the MV revenue is improving every month. In the month of lane 2020, the collection was 15% less than the collection in June 2019, and July collection was 18% less, August was 20% less. However, the collection in the month of September 2020 has bridged the collection figure gap to only 7 percent less than that of September 2019. The collection has picked up due to the growing sale of new motor vehicles and the collection of taxes due to increased economic activity, particularly in the mining sector.

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