<p align="justify">While the government and citizens countdown the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) which begins across the country on Friday, July 1, a provision of the GST law empowers the Central and the state governments to exempt supplies from the levy of GST in public interest.<br /><br />The Central or state governments can exempt either wholly or partly the supplies of goods and services from the levy of GST subject to certain conditions, the GST law says.<br /><br />The exemption from levy should, however, be in public interest and should be done on the recommendation of the GST Council which is a constitutional body under GST.</p>.<p align="justify"><br />The government can also exempt, under special circumstances, by special order any goods and services from GST.</p>
<p align="justify">While the government and citizens countdown the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) which begins across the country on Friday, July 1, a provision of the GST law empowers the Central and the state governments to exempt supplies from the levy of GST in public interest.<br /><br />The Central or state governments can exempt either wholly or partly the supplies of goods and services from the levy of GST subject to certain conditions, the GST law says.<br /><br />The exemption from levy should, however, be in public interest and should be done on the recommendation of the GST Council which is a constitutional body under GST.</p>.<p align="justify"><br />The government can also exempt, under special circumstances, by special order any goods and services from GST.</p>