
The CGST Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissionerate hosted traders and industry representatives at GL Bajaj Institute’s Knowledge Park III campus on Wednesday for a discussion on recent GST Council changes.
The Sahaj Kar Samvad 2026 programme formed part of the CBIC’s 100-day outreach campaign. Officials and a chartered accountant took questions from businesses on GST provisions, compliance requirements and the practical effect of decisions discussed at the 57th GST Council meeting.
Businesses and trade groups gathered at GL Bajaj Institute of Technology Management in Greater Noida on Wednesday for a GST compliance session organised by the CGST Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissionerate.
The programme, titled Sahaj Kar Samvad 2026 – Simple Compliance, Empowered Taxpayer, was held at SBG Hall in Academic Block 2 of the institute’s Knowledge Park III campus. It was part of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs’ 100-day outreach campaign.
Commissioner Dr Yashovardhan Pathak, Additional Commissioners Arjun Lal Jat and Darpan Amrawanshi, and the institute’s dean Dr M.S. Naruka attended. Representatives of the Industrial Entrepreneurs Association, Industrial Business Association and Laghu Udyog Bharti were among the participants.
Assistant Commissioner Rahul Agarwal and chartered accountant Bimal Jain explained changes discussed at the 57th GST Council meeting, with a focus on their day-to-day implications for businesses. Traders and taxpayers raised questions on GST rules and compliance procedures, which departmental officers addressed during an interactive session.
Pathak closed the programme with remarks on the Council’s decisions and presented Jain with a memento.
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