Article 279A of CoI : Article 279A: Goods and Services Tax Council.
CoI
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Introduction of a new tax rate for luxury goods.
Details: The Goods and Services Tax Council (GST Council) is convened to discuss the introduction of a new tax rate for luxury goods such as high-end cars, yachts, and private jets. The Union Finance Minister, the Union Minister of State in charge of Revenue, and the Finance Ministers from all the States are present.
Process:
- The Union Finance Minister chairs the meeting.
- The Council discusses the need for a higher tax rate on luxury goods to increase revenue.
- The Council recommends a new GST rate of 28% for luxury goods.
- The recommendation is put to a vote. The Central Government's vote has a weightage of one-third, and the State Governments' votes together have a weightage of two-thirds.
- The recommendation passes with a three-fourths majority.
Outcome: The new GST rate for luxury goods is implemented, and businesses dealing in luxury goods must now charge 28% GST on their sales.
Example 2:
Scenario: Exemption of essential goods from GST.
Details: The GST Council meets to discuss exempting essential goods such as rice, wheat, and pulses from GST to make them more affordable for the common people.
Process:
- The Union Finance Minister chairs the meeting.
- The Council reviews the impact of GST on the prices of essential goods.
- The Cou...
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