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GST invoicing may replace transit passes in mineral transport to curb revenue losses
Update / Judgement Date
17 Sept 2025
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The government is considering replacing traditional transit passes with a GST-based invoicing system for the transportation of minerals to reduce revenue leakage and curb illegal mining. Transit passes currently enable mineral movement but are vulnerable to fraudulent use, undermining tax collections and regulatory oversight. Introducing GST invoicing would create an electronic trail elevating transparency, facilitating real-time tax compliance monitoring, and improving enforcement. This reform aligns with India's broader efforts to digitize tax administration and combat mineral smuggling and evasion. Stakeholders expect this move to streamline compliance for transporters, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and enhance state revenues through effective GST implementation.