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The introduction of GST marks the most significant tax reform in the history of Independent India, transforming the landscape of Indirect Taxation. Previously, the Constitution allowed both the central and state governments to impose various taxes and duties on activities like the sale of goods and services. For instance, the sales tax on goods was a state responsibility, while the central government managed taxes on services. With GST's implementation, this division will become a thing of the past. This earlier arrangement led to the establishment of distinct State VAT Acts, such as those in Maharashtra and Gujarat, each with its own variations in local taxes and duties imposed by state governments. Under the new GST framework, the myriad of taxes previously in place will be consolidated into a single tax known as GST. In India, we have adopted a dual GST model, where transactions within a state are subject to both Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST), streamlining tax collection and compliance. This unified approach aims to simplify the tax structure, fostering a more efficient economic environment.