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What is the States' Share in Central Taxes?

AThe total tax collected by the State Governments

BThe part of tax revenue collected by the Union Government but shared with State Governments

CThe tax imposed only on state-level businesses

DTaxes collected exclusively by local bodies

Answer:

B. The part of tax revenue collected by the Union Government but shared with State Governments

Read Explanation:

  • The Constitution of India mandates that the Union Government shares a portion of its tax revenue with the State Governments, called the States’ share in Central Taxes.

  • This is determined by the Finance Commission.


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