- India’s GST regime is still developing and subject to change.
- Digital businesses face compliance challenges due to a lack of clear rules in certain areas, such as virtual digital assets and online gaming.
- There are inconsistencies in case law, making it difficult for businesses to understand which GST rules apply to them.
- The GST Council is constantly working to remove shortcomings and contradictions in the system.
- The GST regime replaced 17 existing state and local taxes with one country-wide tax.
- The e-way bill, composition scheme for services, and e-invoicing system were introduced to improve the GST regime.
Source: vatabout.com
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