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We establish a structural decomposition theorem for quasi-invariant states under compact group actions. For a compact group G, a closed normal subgroup H and an action $\alpha :G\to \mathrm {Aut}(\mathfrak {A})$ on a separable $C^*$-algebra $\mathfrak {A}$, we prove that a state $\omega $ with central support, for which the lifted action commutes with the modular group, is G-quasi-invariant if and only if it is H-quasi-invariant and its restriction to the fixed-point algebra $\mathfrak {A}^H$ is $G/H$-quasi-invariant. This completely characterises quasi-invariance through normal subgroup data. The proof uses modular theory, conditional expectations and the theory of correspondences. Applications to classical quasi-invariant measures and to the CAR algebra are discussed.
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