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CST Rule
- 4th August 2017
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No CommentsTHE CENTRAL SALES TAX RULE(REGISTRATION AND TURNOVER), 1956 THE CENTRAL SALES TAX (KERALA) RULES, 1957
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KGST Rule
- 4th August 2017
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- Category: Rules
THE KERALA GENERAL SALES TAX RULES, 1963
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AIT Act
- 4th August 2017
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- Category: Act
THE KERALA AGRICULTURAL INCOME TAX ACT, 1991 (Updation upto Finance Act 2014)
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Luxury Tax Act
- 4th August 2017
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- Category: Act
THE KERALA TAX ON LUXURIES ACTS, 1976 [INCORPORATING AMENDMENTS UP TO TH E FINANCE ACT 2013] THE KERALA TAX ON LUXURIES ACTS, 1976 [INCORPORATING AMENDMENTS UP TO FINANCE ACT 2014]
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KML Act
- 4th August 2017
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THE KERALA MONEY-LENDERS ACT, 1958
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KGST Act
- 4th August 2017
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THE KERALA GENERAL SALES TAX (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2022 KGST (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020. THE KERALA GENERAL SALES TAX ACT, 1963 [INCORPORATING AMENDMENTS UP TO FINANCE ACT 2013] KGST AMENDMENT ACT 2005
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VAT Act
- 4th August 2017
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- Category: Act
THE KERALA VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2003 (Updation upto Finance Act 2014) VAT schedules updated up to Finance Act 2012
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History of Sales tax in Kerala
- 3rd August 2017
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- Category: About Taxes
History of Sales tax in India is dated back to the Government of India Act, 1935 to levy taxes on the sale of goods and on the advertisements. It was first implemented in 1938 in the Central India by levying tax on motor spirit and lubricants. General Sales tax with a proper scheme was first
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e-GOVERNANCE
- 3rd August 2017
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- Category: About Taxes
e-Governance was introduced with a vision to enhance the service quality in tax administration. This will help in ensuring transparency and efficiency in the process of tax administration. e-Governance is a cost-effective way as it helps in reducing the manpower included in the procedures of tax collection that were previously done manually. Also it is
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About the Department
- 3rd August 2017
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- Category: About Taxes
The Department of Taxes is the major source of revenue of the Government of Kerala, accounting for the 3/4th of its revenues. The Department caters to 1,83,000 traders through 431 offices, including check posts across the state. The main goal of the Department is to ensure voluntary tax compliance through transparent and simplified procedures; to