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GST Council meet: Decriminalisation, export relief for GCCs top on the agenda

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Proposed GST enforcement reforms

Proposals for the GST Council to consider include removing officials’ direct arrest powers, requiring court-ordered arrests and setting a ₹5 crore prosecution threshold. The Council is expected to discuss enforcement changes on October 7, with legislation possibly following in the Winter Session.

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