- Indian states have rejected a proposal to replace state-wise GST compliance with a single nationwide registration.
- The plan was suggested by the Rajiv Gauba-led High-Level Committee on Regulatory Reforms.
- States are concerned that a single registration system would complicate how GST revenue is shared among them.
- The rejection has effectively stalled the panel’s proposal.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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