- The 57th GST Council Meeting on October 8, 2026, advanced India’s “Next-Generation GST Reform,” building on the 2025 reform focused on rate rationalization.
- The reform implementation includes measures to simplify GST compliance and rationalize input tax credit provisions.
- It also aims to improve export procedures and refund processing.
- A further objective is to promote technology-driven tax administration.
Source: kpmg.com
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