A Group of Ministers (GoM) on GST revenue, chaired by Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, has established a dedicated panel of officers. This panel will conduct a thorough study into GST fraud, evasion, and revenue trends across India. The aim is to identify policy improvements and enhance tax compliance through a data-driven approach, ultimately strengthening the nation's fiscal framework.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, in a strategic move to boost GST revenue and curb tax evasion, chaired a meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) on revenue analysis from GST. The high-level meeting concluded with a decision to constitute a dedicated group of officers tasked with conducting a compr
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The panel's main goal is to study GST fraud, evasion, and revenue trends to identify policy improvements and boost compliance.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, who is also the convener of the GoM, chaired the meeting.
The panel will perform a state-wise GST revenue analysis, examine major business sectors for policy refinements, and assess the impact of GST implementation.
The new group will work closely with state tax departments and central agencies.
The findings will guide the GoM in developing harmonized anti-evasion tools and mechanisms for revenue augmentation, leading to improved transparency and optimized GST collections.
The GoM is expected to reconvene once the group of officers completes its data collection and evaluation process.