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The Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017

Learn about the GST law in India with The Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017.

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Summary

The Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 is an important tax law in India that aims to simplify the country's taxation system. The Act was introduced as part of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, which replaced multiple indirect taxes with a single, unified tax. The Act defines the rules for the imposition, collection, and distribution of taxes on the supply of goods and services throughout the country. It also outlines the procedures for registration, filing of returns, refunds, and other compliance-related matters. The Act has helped streamline the taxation process in India and has made it easier for businesses to comply with tax regulations.

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1Section 1: Short Title, Extent And CommencementOpen
2Section 2: DefinitionsOpen
3Section 3: Officers Under This ActOpen
4Section 4: Appointment Of OfficersOpen
5Section 5: Powers Of OfficersOpen
6Section 6: Authorisation Of Officers Of State Tax Or Union Territory Tax As Proper Officer In Certain CircumstancesOpen
7Section 7: Scope Of SupplyOpen
8Section 8: Tax Liability On Composite And Mixed SuppliesOpen
9Section 9: Levy And CollectionOpen
10Section 10: Composition LevyOpen
11Section 11: Power To Grant Exemption From TaxOpen
12Section 12: Time Of Supply Of GoodsOpen
13Section 13: Time Of Supply Of ServicesOpen
14Section 14: Change In Rate Of Tax In Respect Of Supply Of Goods Or ServicesOpen
15Section 15: Value Of Taxable SupplyOpen
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