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GST Law Committee proposes higher prosecution threshold, shorter jail terms

1 source · first seen 12:59 4 Oct · updated 12:59 4 Oct

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  • GST Law Committee proposes a higher prosecution threshold and shorter jail terms
  • The Council will decide whether to retain the power to arrest
  • Changes to GST enforcement could affect compliance costs for Indian businesses

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