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<h1>Contracts Adjusted for Tax Changes Under Sales of Goods Act 1930; Sellers and Buyers Can Modify Prices</h1> In contracts of sale under the Sales of Goods Act, 1930, if taxes on goods are imposed, increased, decreased, or remitted after a contract is made, adjustments to the contract price are allowed unless otherwise specified in the contract. If taxes increase, the seller can add the equivalent amount to the contract price and recover it. Conversely, if taxes decrease, the buyer can deduct the equivalent amount from the contract price and is not liable for the deducted amount. This applies to customs, excise duties, and sales or purchase taxes.