In contrast to the older indirect tax regime which primarily taxed the origin or manufacture of goods, how is the modern Goods and Services Tax (GST) structurally defined in India?
It is a multi-stage, destination-based consumption tax levied on value addition.
It is a direct income tax levied on corporate profits.
It is a single-stage tax levied only at the final retail point of sale.
It is a wealth tax levied exclusively on the importation of luxury goods.
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