The government, it is a tax
1972. April 1st 1973 to be precise.
to prevent the large amount of vehicles thefts that were occurring at the time.
yes - different rates for services, goods etc
The panchayat raj introduced in INDIA in 1952, 1st introduced in Rajastan
The first airplane was introduced about 1897.
VAT was introduced in 1973 the P.M. was Edward Heath
There will be less vat.
From 1St Jan 2007
The Conservatives, under Edward Heath. Value Added Tax was introduced in 1973. It is the third biggest source of income for the government.
1972. April 1st 1973 to be precise.
to prevent the large amount of vehicles thefts that were occurring at the time.
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