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Book's First Page17.12 ndian onom XII of the Constitution and the collecTion raTe allocation between the states of the Collection rate is the ratio of total customs respective shares of such proceeds; revenue and the total value of imports for a (b) the principles which should govern year. This is an indicator of overall incidence of the grants-in-aid of the revenues of customs including countervailing duties (CVD) the states out of the Consolidated and special additional duties (SAD) on imports. Fund of India and the sums to be Several exemptions are offered by the GoI in paid to the states which are in need customs duty on a variety of imports. This is the of assistance by way of grants-in-aid reason why India’s customs collection does not of their revenues under Article 275 increase as much as much its imports increase. of the Constitution for the purposes India’s collection rates have been lower other than those specified in the between 2009–2013 due to various exemptions provisos to Clause (1) of that article; announced by the GoI on the imports of petroleum, oil and lubricants (POL) and other and commodities. These exemptions in the base (c) measures needed to augment the custom duties were announced to check the rising Consolidated Fund of a state to commodities prices in the world market together supplement the resources of the with a general inflationary trend seen in India due panchayats and municipalities to food inflation. At present the collection rate for in the state on the basis of the India stands at 6.1 per cent23. recommendations made by the finance commission of the state. 14Th finance coMMission (ii) To review the state of finances, deficit, The 14th Finance Commission (FFC) was and debt levels of the union and states, constituted on 2 January, 2013 under the and suggest measures for maintaining a Chairmanship of Dr. Y. V. Reddy, former stable and sustainable fiscal environment RBI Governor with Prof. Abhijit Sen, Ms. consistent with equitable growth including Sushma Nath, Dr. M. Govinda Rao and Dr. suggestions to amend the FRBMAs Sudipto Mundle as the other four members. The currently in force. The commission has recommendations of the commission will apply been asked to consider and recommend on the period 2015–20 and its report has to be incentives and disincentives for states for submitted by 31 October, 2014. observing the obligations laid down in The broad Terms of Reference and the matters the FRBMAs. to be taken into consideration by the commission (iii) In commission is required to consider— are: (a) the resources of the Central government (i) Tax Devolution & Grant related references and the demands on the resources of (a) the distribution between the union the central government; and states of the net proceeds of taxes (b) the resources of the state governments which are to be, or may be, divided and demands on such resources under between them under Chapter I, Part different heads, including the impact 23. Department of Revenue Ministry of Finance, of debt levels on resource availability Government of India, New Delhi, March 2017. in debt-stressed states;