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Federal vs State Legislative Powers in Taxation
Good evening. I’ve been researching how legislative powers are divided between central and state governments, especially regarding taxation. When both levels of government appear to regulate similar transactions (for example, sales tax and service tax on financial arrangements), how is overlap avoided? Is there a constitutional principle that clearly separates what each level can tax?
Any success stories with regenerative therapy for cerebral palsy?
Hi. My 3-year-old has ataxic-hyperkinetic CP. He can sit but balance is very poor, no walking yet, lots of involuntary movements. Standard rehab helps a little, but I’m searching for something more. Some clinics abroad offer stem cell treatments for young children with CP to supposedly support brain plasticity and motor development. Has anyone tried or deeply researched this? What were the outcomes like?
We considered it for our son at age 2.5 (similar type). From families who went ahead, the most common reports are calmer movements, better postural stability, and faster gains during physio sessions in the following 6–12 months. Ataxia and dyskinesia respond variably - some kids get more noticeable benefits than others. The key seems to be early age + high-quality cells + aggressive rehab afterward.
This particular review looked credible and not too salesy https://stemplus.clinic/disease-treatment/cerebral-palsy/ - it follows one child’s journey month by month, with notes on what improved (balance, fewer tremors) and what stayed challenging. It gave us good questions to ask clinics. Still very individual, so consult your child’s developmental pediatrician or neurologist thoroughly first.
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Hi. In federal constitutional systems, legislative powers are typically divided into lists (such as Union and State Lists), with some residuary powers reserved for the central authority. Courts analyze the “pith and substance” of legislation to determine its true nature. If two taxes apply to distinct aspects of a transaction — for instance, sale of goods versus provision of services — they are generally considered constitutionally valid. Judicial decisions have repeatedly clarified this distinction in financial service cases. A detailed overview of these principles and related case analysis is available at https://slashlawyerbills.com, where the separation of taxation powers is explained in context.