The Nagaland Sales Tax (Amendment) Act, 1974

The Nagaland Sales Tax (Amendment) Act, 1974

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This Act amends the Nagaland Sales Tax Act of 1967 to clarify the state's tax laws. It defines a "dealer" as anyone buying or selling goods in Nagaland, including government bodies, cooperatives, and agents, and clarifies what constitutes "business." The legislation sets specific tax liability rules based on a dealer's gross turnover, requiring those exceeding Rs. 12,000 to pay tax on sales within the state. By updating these definitions and thresholds, the government aims to ensure a more consistent and fair application of sales tax across the region.

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