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GST & Constitutional Changes
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GST & Constitutional Changes
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1. Introduction
1.1 About the course
2. Changes in the Indian Constitution and Taxation System
2.1 Changes in the Constitution
2.2 GST as a subsummation of the existing taxes
2.3 Impact on the Parliament's legislative powers
2.4 Exercises (3 Questions)
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3. GST Council
3.1 Status of the GST Council
3.2 Role of the GST Council in cooperative federalism
3.3 Impact of the GST Council on parliamentary sovereignty
3.4 Exercises (3 Questions)
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4. Compensation mechanism for states
4.1 Significance of the compensation mechanism under GST
4.2 Exercises (1 Question)
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5. GST disputes
5.1 Resolving GST disputes
5.2 Exercises (1 Question)
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6. Constitutional structure for GST
6.1 Sufficiency of the current constitutional structure
6.2 Scope of GST under the Indian Constitution
6.3 Impact of absence of a definition of “supply” in the Indian Constitution
6.4 Exercises (3 Questions)
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7. Special status under GST
7.1 Status of electricity
7.2 Status of entry taxes
7.3 Status of tobacco, petroleum and real estate
7.4 Special-status States under GST
7.5 Status of Jammu and Kashmir under GST
7.6 Exercises (4 Questions)
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