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Value Added Tax (VAT), a fiscal innovation of early 1960s, has claimed world-wide attention as more and more countries are adopting it in varying degrees to reform their systems of commodity taxation. This book examines various theoretical issues related to the operation of VAT. It provides an overview of the present tax system of India. More specifically, it traces the efforts made by the Central and State Governments in India to rationalize indirect tax system ...
The economic liberalization process in India, which started in the early 1990s,has encompassed wide-ranging reform measures in the areas of industry, public finances, banking and insurance, foreign trade and exchange rate management. Although agriculture is still the backbone of the Indian economy, at least in terms of employment, the impulses of reforms have been relatively less in scope and depth in this sector. Reforms in the agricultural sector were ...