- India’s GST regime is entering its tenth year in 2026, with the focus shifting from rollout to efficiency.
- The government plans to use AI, data sharing, and simpler processes to cut compliance costs, speed up refunds, and strengthen enforcement.
- Special attention is being given to MSMEs.
- GST, income tax, and customs databases may be integrated to improve risk assessment and reduce tax evasion.
- GST has become a major milestone in India’s indirect tax system, with about 1.6 crore registered taxpayers.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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