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Subordinate rule-making power under GST allows the Board to issue consistent regulations for implementing the Act. The Board is empowered, by notification, to make regulations consistent with the Act and the rules made under it, for carrying out the Act's provisions. This subordinate rule-making power is confined by the parent legislation and the rules already framed under it, and functions as an administrative mechanism supporting implementation of the GST scheme.
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Subordinate rule-making power under GST allows the Board to issue consistent regulations for implementing the Act.
The Board is empowered, by notification, to make regulations consistent with the Act and the rules made under it, for carrying out the Act's provisions. This subordinate rule-making power is confined by the parent legislation and the rules already framed under it, and functions as an administrative mechanism supporting implementation of the GST scheme.
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