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<h1>Constitution (6th Amendment) Act, 1956: Article 286 Revised for Sales Tax Regulations; New Clauses on Inter-State Commerce.</h1> Article 286 of the Constitution was amended by the Constitution (6th Amendment) Act, 1956. The amendment involved the removal of the Explanation in clause (1) and the substitution of new clauses for clauses (2) and (3). The revised clause (2) authorizes Parliament to establish principles for determining when a sale or purchase of goods occurs as described in clause (1). Clause (3) stipulates that any state law imposing a tax on goods deemed crucial for inter-State trade or commerce by Parliament must adhere to restrictions and conditions specified by Parliament concerning the tax's levy system, rates, and other aspects.