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    GSTAT Opens Online Path to Club GST Disputes | Today’s news

    ByTech Word News October 3, 2026

    Taxpayers with multiple GSTINs linked to the same PAN can select appeals on the same legal issue pending before different Benches and file a single request for transfer.

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