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VOL. 2, ISSUE 2 (2016)
Goods and services tax: An analysis
Authors
Lakshit Gupta
Abstract
India’s biggest indirect tax reform since 1947 – the Goods and Service Tax.
From its first official mention in 2009 when a discussion paper was introduced by the previous United Progressive Alliance government to the point when the current Modi government tabled the Constitution Amendment Bill in Parliament, building consensus on the GST hasn’t been easy.
The most prominent hurdle in introducing this new tax structure has been the struggle between the states and the Centre on the loss of revenue. It’s taken years to resolve, but even now it is an issue that isn’t completely fixed.
Nonetheless, the introduction of the Constitution Amendment Bill in Parliament seems like the first key step towards bringing in the belated GST reform.
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How to cite this article:
Lakshit Gupta "Goods and services tax: An analysis". National Journal of Advanced Research, Vol 2, Issue 2, 2016, Pages 01-02
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