<h1>India's GST Simplifies Tax System, Unifies Market, Boosts Growth, and Eases Business with Dual Tax Model Implementation.</h1> The Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India, implemented on July 1, 2017, replaced a complex system of central, state, and local taxes with a unified tax framework. This reform aimed to create an economic union by subsuming various indirect taxes, thereby simplifying compliance and reducing tax cascading. GST is a dual model where both the central and state governments levy taxes on goods and services. Key challenges in its implementation included reconciling interests between states and the central government, setting tax rates, and ensuring a smooth transition. The GST Council, established to oversee the tax's implementation, plays a crucial role in resolving disputes and recommending tax policies. The reform is expected to enhance India's economic growth by creating a unified national market, boosting exports, and improving the ease of doing business.