TN gets more money during NDA than that of UPA

Income Tax Collection

2008-09 : ₹ 1,22,094 Cr
2013- 14 : ₹ 2,42,806 Cr
2018- 19 : ₹ 4,74,146 Cr

Corporate Tax Collection

2008-09 : ₹ 2,15,056 Cr
2013- 14 : ₹ 3,94,677 Cr
2018- 19 : ₹ 6,63,572 Cr

Service Tax, Excise & Custom Duty Collection

2008-09 : ₹ 2,69,443 Cr
2013- 14 : ₹ 3,55,003 Cr
2018- 19 : ₹ 3,55,816 Cr

Total Central Tax Collection (Excluding SGST)

2008-09 : ₹ 6,06,593 Cr
2013- 14 : ₹ 9,93,493 Cr
2018- 19 : ₹ 20,75,097 Cr

Growth in Overall Tax Collection

Growth during UPA 2 : 63%
Growth during NDA 1 : 108%

https://dea.gov.in/sites/default/files/AnnualReport2013-14.pdf

https://dea.gov.in/sites/default/files/AnnualReport2008-09.pdf

https://dea.gov.in/sites/default/files/Annual%20Report%202019-2020%20%28English%29.pdf

During UPA regime:

Total Revenue collection except service tax FY 2013-14 : ₹7,56,895

Centre to State Divisible pool: 32%

To state divisible pool : ₹2,42,206

TN Share : ₹13,635 Crores (4.969%) - Maximum Devolution paid during UPA to TN (Including Service Tax devolution)

During NDA regime:

Total Revenue collection except service tax FY 2013-14 : ₹20,75,097

Centre to State Divisible pool: 42%

To state divisible pool : ₹8,71,540

TN Share : ₹35,062 Crores (4.023%) - Maximum Devolution paid during NDA to TN

The share to TN has raised by 2.5 times per Annum with the NDA in centre in comparison to the past

https://www.prsindia.org/uploads/media/13financecommissionfullreport.pdf

http://ficci.in/SPdocument/20563/Highlights_14thFinance_Commission_Report.pdf

TN share from Centre

2008-09 :₹ 9250 Crores
2013- 14 :₹ 13,635 Crores
2018- 19 :₹ 35,062 Crores

Centre to TN devolution grew by 47% during UPA2

Centre to TN devolution grew by 157% during NDA1

This was precisely what Amit Shah mentioned during his recent visit to Chennai