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Extension of GST to Jammu and Kashmir: bills introduced to impose CGST on intra state and IGST on inter state supplies. Two bills were introduced to extend the Goods and Services Tax to Jammu and Kashmir: one to impose the Central Goods and Services Tax on intra state supplies within the state and another to impose the Integrated Goods and Services Tax on inter state movements, replacing earlier presidential ordinances made after the state adopted the constitutional amendment and enacted its own GST law.
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<h1>Extension of GST to Jammu and Kashmir: bills introduced to impose CGST on intra state and IGST on inter state supplies.</h1> Two bills were introduced to extend the Goods and Services Tax to Jammu and Kashmir: one to impose the Central Goods and Services Tax on intra state supplies within the state and another to impose the Integrated Goods and Services Tax on inter state movements, replacing earlier presidential ordinances made after the state adopted the constitutional amendment and enacted its own GST law.