The Two-Day National Seminar on 'Sectoral Analysis of GST Reforms in India' aims to critically examine the evolving landscape of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and its sector-wise implications across the Indian economy. Introduced in 2017 as a landmark fiscal reform, GST sought to unify the indirect tax system, enhance transparency, and improve tax administration efficiency. With over eight years of implementation by September 2025, it is now both relevant and necessary to evaluate its outcomes and the impact of continuous reforms introduced by the GST Council. Significant reforms such as tax rate rationalization, expansion of the e-invoicing system, strengthening of the input tax credit mechanism, and improvements in digital compliance have significantly influenced sectors like manufacturing, agriculture, services, MSMEs, logistics, retail, and e-commerce. This seminar provides an academic and policy-oriented platform for scholars, researchers, policymakers, and industry practitioners to deliberate on these sectoral outcomes. It aims to facilitate meaningful discussions on achievements, challenges, and emerging issues in GST implementation.
The seminar also seeks to identify policy gaps and generate evidence-based recommendations to strengthen the GST framework and promote balanced and inclusive economic growth in India.
Jinvani Management College, accredited by AICTE and affiliated with Aryabhatta Knowledge University, Patna, Bihar is a first premier institute of academic excellence with three-star rating by Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell. The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), established in 1969 under the Ministry of Education, promotes and supports social science research in India.
The Bhojpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a prominent association representing entrepreneurs, traders, and industrial stakeholders in Bihar’s Bhojpur district.