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GST 2.0 makes it less taxing as govt scrap arrest powers, raise prosecution threshold to Rs 5 crore in major overhaul

✍️ eProcureHub Desk • 📅 2026-10-09 • ⏱️ 7 min read
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GST 2.0 makes it less taxing as govt scrap arrest powers, raise prosecution threshold to Rs 5 crore in major overhaul. Comprehensive market analysis and insights regarding this update. The GST Council recently approved substantial reforms to simplify the indirect tax structure and improve compliance. These changes include raising prosecution thresholds and decriminalising several offences, signifying a major shift in GST law. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman outlined plans for these reforms to take effect from April 1 next year. Experts believe these measures will enhance business operations and support economic growth. Industry experts note that this development will have significant implications moving forward.
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