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GST's next big reset

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Reforms on the cards: GST Council likely to shun mid-year rate changes

Officials expect the rate structure to be reviewed only once a year henceforth, and any changes will take effect from April 1, not in the middle of the financial year
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At the upcoming GST Council meeting, a bouquet of process reforms is expected to be put forth

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Asit Ranjan MishraGireesh Chandra Prasad New Delhi

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The structure of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is expected to largely remain unchanged for at least five to six years once the GST Council, at its 57th meeting on Thursday, clears a slew of process reforms.
 
Officials expect the rate structure to be reviewed only once a year henceforth, and any changes will take effect from April 1, not in the middle of the financial year.
 
“We won’t tweak the rates any more unless there is a real reason, and it will be done only once a year and not every time the GST Council meets. Once a
 

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First Published: Oct 06 2026 | 12:08 AM IST