GST Council meeting begins, to discuss ITC, refunds, and arrest rules.

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The GST Council commenced a key meeting to deliberate on significant amendments to the Goods and Services Tax regime. The agenda prominently includes potential changes to input tax credit (ITC) provisions and refund procedures. Discussions are also expected to focus on the rules and criteria for arrests under the GST law. The meeting aims to address these critical operational areas to streamline tax administration.

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