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GST Council may let businesses apply for registrations across multiple states at once

3 sources · first seen 12:16 5 Oct · updated 12:27 5 Oct

The brief

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  • The Council plans to discuss a unified GST registration process
  • A redesigned form would guide applicants and specify required documents
  • Simpler registration could reduce compliance friction for businesses operating across Indian states

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3 reports · earliest 12:16
Economic TimesGST registration overhaul: Businesses may soon apply for multiple states at once12:16Fortune IndiaBusinesses may soon get to file GST registrations for multiple states together12:18Business LineGST Council may allow single application for registrations across multiple states12:27