Government to develop centralized, faceless GST processing system

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The Indian government intends to create a centralized, faceless system for processing Central Goods and Services Tax matters. This initiative aims to reduce taxpayer interactions with officials, thereby minimizing potential harassment. The system is designed to centralize data and standardize procedures across the country. Officials believe this will enhance efficiency and transparency within the GST framework.

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