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Revised GST norms from November 1 aim to simplify e-commerce registration

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The government's upcoming Goods and Services Tax reforms, scheduled to take effect on November 1, are designed to ease the registration process for e-commerce operators. The changes target the compliance burden that online sellers have faced when registering under the tax regime. Officials view the simplification as a step toward making it easier for smaller digital sellers to enter the formal economy. Further details on the specific procedural changes were not included in the source text provided.

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