collecting
tax in respect of the sale and purchase of goods. Article 286 of the
Constitution prohibits the State Legislatures from imposing ... Article 366 of the Constitution are subject to an
additional restriction mentioned in sub-clause (b) of
Article 286(3) of the Constitution
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
list in the Schedule VII of the
Constitution. However, Article 286 (1) of the Constitution placed certain
restrictions on the power to tax sales taking ... those
involved in export of goods and other transactions. Further, Article 286 (2)
enabled Parliament to formulate the principles for determining when a sale
