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    <description>Suppliers must pass on benefits from GST rate reductions and increased input tax credit by commensurate reductions in prices under Section 171(1) CGST. Non compliance may trigger orders to reduce prices, return excess collections with interest, penalties and cancellation of registration. Determining &quot;commensurate reduction&quot; is challenging because the term is undefined and no uniform methodology exists. Recent anti profiteering proceedings show fact specific outcomes; businesses should adopt precautions-hold old stocks, display revised prices, publicise rate changes and retain computations-to demonstrate compliance.</description>
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