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Goods and Services Tax launched with IT-enabled compliance linking input tax credit to seller payment, enabling phased review and improvements. The Goods and Services Tax is administered via a modern IT platform and GST Network established ahead of rollout; a primary operational feature is that buyers obtain input tax credit only when sellers have actually paid tax, creating incentives for compliance. Implementation is expected to be disruptive initially, requiring rapid problem-solving and continuous review by the GST Council and central and state governments to improve design and administration.
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<h1>Goods and Services Tax launched with IT-enabled compliance linking input tax credit to seller payment, enabling phased review and improvements.</h1> The Goods and Services Tax is administered via a modern IT platform and GST Network established ahead of rollout; a primary operational feature is that buyers obtain input tax credit only when sellers have actually paid tax, creating incentives for compliance. Implementation is expected to be disruptive initially, requiring rapid problem-solving and continuous review by the GST Council and central and state governments to improve design and administration.