Power to grant exemption from tax: government may exempt specified goods or services by notification or special order in public interest. Government may, on Council recommendations, exempt specified goods or services generally by notification or individually by special order in the public interest; explanations may be inserted into such instruments within one year to clarify scope, central notifications on Council recommendations are deemed local notifications, and suppliers benefiting from absolute exemptions must not collect tax beyond the effective rate.
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Power to grant exemption from tax: government may exempt specified goods or services by notification or special order in public interest.
Government may, on Council recommendations, exempt specified goods or services generally by notification or individually by special order in the public interest; explanations may be inserted into such instruments within one year to clarify scope, central notifications on Council recommendations are deemed local notifications, and suppliers benefiting from absolute exemptions must not collect tax beyond the effective rate.
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