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Consider the following statements about the GST (Goods & Services Tax) Bill recently passed by the parliament and identify the incorrect one
The GST bill passed by Parliament needs to be ratified by all the states and union territories as it deals with the provisions of Fiscal Federalism.
The GST bill subsumes all the ‘Indirect Taxes’ levied by states and the Union except those on Customs, Stamp Duties, Petroleum, Alcohol and Electricity.
The GST will be levied at the destination point and not at every stage of production and retail.
As part of the Bill the Union has to compensate the states for revenue losses due to introduction of GST for first five years.
The bill needs to be ratified by half of the states (15 0f 29) and not by UTs as per the provisions of Article 368.
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