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<h1>Dual GST model allocates concurrent taxing power to Centre and States and establishes GST Council for apportionment and rules.</h1> Dual GST model provides concurrent Union and State taxation on the supply of goods and services, encompassing transfers and free supplies; Parliament and States may legislate under Article 246A, with Parliament exclusively legislating for inter-state supplies and empowered to set place of supply principles. Inter-state GST and imports are levied and collected by the Union and apportioned between Union and States; amounts used to pay other GST liabilities are excluded from the Consolidated Fund. The GST Council coordinates recommendations on subsumptions, exemptions, model laws, apportionment, rates, thresholds and procedural rules.