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GST Council proposes GSTR-1 amendments with ECO-specific tables

2026-11-03 · 1 source · Taxscan

In short

The GST Council has proposed changes to Form GSTR-1.

It would add separate columns and tables for e-commerce operators, and CBIC is taking feedback until November 30, 2026. It is not stated when the new form will start or exactly how taxpayers will be affected.

What the reporting says

The GST Council proposed amendments to Form GSTR-1 and added separate columns and tables for e-commerce operators. The summary says CBIC is seeking invitations on the changes until November 30, 2026. The available reporting does not state when the revised form will take effect or what compliance cost changes may follow.

Why it matters

The GST Council proposed amendments to Form GSTR-1, including separate columns and tables for e-commerce operators. CBIC is seeking comments on the changes until November 30, 2026. The available reporting does not specify the final approved format, the implementation date, or the compliance impact on businesses that file GST returns.

Touches: Taxation, Government, Markets

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