Manipur · 1972 · Act 11
The Manipur Taxation Laws (Amendment) Act, 1972
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THE MANl-PUR TAXATlON LAWS (AMENDMENT)
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f0 amend certain taxation laws in the State.
BE it enancted by the Legislature of Manipur
in the Twenty-third Year 01'the Republic 0i india, as follows:——
. (1) This Act may be calied the Manipur Taxation 333;?ng
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(2) It extends to the whole of Manipur.
(3) It shall come into force at once.
2. The existing Schedule II appended to the Assam $523332;
Sales Tax Act, 1947 (Assam Act XVI! of 1947) as extended 1: '
t0 Manipur shall besubstituted by the following, namely_:—~
“Schedule II
(See Section 4)
Si. N0. Classes of goods Rate ofiax
(1) (2) ' (3)
—1. Sheeielghggs . H g ”mH Ten paise in the rupee.
2. Bicycles Five paise in the rupee.
3. (a) Chiliies ' Five paise in the rupee.
(b) Hotel bills Re. 1/-
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4. Ready‘made garments '
other than ,
(17) fur-coats
(ii) garments made of pure 3 Four paise in the rupee
‘ silk 'clOth ; and 1
(iii), garments sold atl'a' price I 1
of Rs. 30/— (thirty) per
piece or more
5. Footwear including Chappals ' Seven paise in the rupee.
6. Wooden furhiture v v Three paise in the rupee.
7. Other goods Five paise in the rupee”.
Amendment 3. After 81. No. 15 0f the Schedule .1 appended to the
gfs‘thedu‘e A_ssam Sales Tax Act, 1947 (Assam Act XVII of 1947)
as extended to Manipur, insert :—
“16.1mm & Steel furniture other than Safes and
Almirahs.
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17. India made Foreign Liquors”.
Amusement 4. In the Assam Amusements and Betting Tax Act, 1939
i’ifl‘i‘? (Assam Act VI of 1939} 21-5 extended to Manipur :—
" (a) 1n the existing section 15 and section 18, for
the words "ten per cent", wherever they occur,
the words : "twemy—fixe per cent”, shall be
substituted.
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(b) For the existing subsection (1) of section 3, the
following shall be substituted, namely 2
W‘ “3. Tax on payments for admission to entertainmentsw~
3mm" (1) Except as otherwne expressly pi‘OVided 1n
this Act there shall as from the date 011 which
this Act comes into force, be charged, levied
and paid [0 the Government e?" Manipur a tax,
hereinafter referred to as the cx'iteriainntents t, Y
on any payments for admission to any theatre,
cinematograph— erihibition or circus or any class
ofe tertainntr‘nt to Which then * TE'IOI‘,M(’UipL1r
may appiy this sub—section, at the rates specified
beiow :—
1. Where {1‘6 payment excludin; the amount of the
tax—
(i) is less than one rupee,
forty per centum of such payment.
{ii} is one rupee or more but is less than two rupees.seventy per centum of such payment.
(xiii) is two rupees or more
one hundred per centum of such payment :
Provided that if the total tax is not a multiple of fivepraise, it shall be rounded off to the next higher multipleof five paise.”.
5. In the Manipur (Sales of Motor Spirit and Lubricants)Taxation Act. 1962 (55 of 1962) :—
for the existing sub—section (1) of section 3, the followingshall be substituted, namely :~~
“3. Levy of tax——(1) There shall be levied and collected Altgergqxnentfrom every dealer a tax on all sales effected by him of °f‘ew0n3'the following goods at such rates as may be fixed bythe Government, from time to time, by notification in theOfficial Gazette, not exceeding the rates specified below z~
(i) motor spirit (except diesel
oil and internal combustion
oils other than petrol —~-- 1.5 paise per litre.
(ii) lubricants —
(iii) diesel oil and internal com-
bustion oil other than petrol—« 10 paise per litre.
(iv) crude oil a 1paisa perlitre.”.
6. The Manipur Taxation Laws (A mendment) Ordinance, Rapeal.. 1972 (No. 1 of 1972) is hereby repeated.
10 paise per litre.