Article 304 of CoI : Article 304: Restrictions on trade, commerce and intercourse among States.
CoI
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A state government in India, say Maharashtra, decides to impose a tax on all electronic goods sold within the state to boost its revenue.
Application of Article 304(a): Maharashtra can impose a tax on electronic goods imported from other states like Karnataka or Gujarat, but this tax must be the same as the tax imposed on electronic goods manufactured within Maharashtra. This ensures that there is no discrimination between goods imported from other states and those produced locally.
Example: If Maharashtra imposes a 10% tax on electronic goods manufactured within the state, it must also impose a 10% tax on electronic goods...
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