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Rajasthan to embrace VAT from April 1
Chief Minister Vasundhra Raje announced this while presenting the state budget for 2006-07.
Published on: Mar 8, 2006, 21:09:00 IST
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The BJP government in Rajasthan on Wednesday proposed to embrace Value-Added Tax (VAT) from April 1 in the interest of industrial development and export of indigenous goods.
Chief Minister Vasundhra Raje announced this while presenting the state budget for 2006-07.
She also announced setting up of a 'public grievances commission' on VAT related issues.
Items such as rakhi, kripan, chalk, kites and some eatables would be exempted from the new tax.
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