The Rajasthan Commercial Crops Cess (Repeal) Act, 1972

The Rajasthan Commercial Crops Cess (Repeal) Act, 1972

The Rajasthan Commercial Crops Cess (Repeal) Act of 1972 is a legislative measure that officially withdrew a previously enacted tax on commercial crops in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Specifically, this law regulates agricultural taxation by completely abolishing the special tax, or cess, that was mandated in 1969. It directly applies to all farmers, landowners, and agricultural businesses who cultivate cash crops in the state. This change matters because it permanently eliminates an extra financial burden on agricultural producers, making commercial farming more economically viable while simplifying the overall tax regulations for the regional farming community.

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