GST Council Releases Minutes Book and Agenda Notes (Volumes I & II) of 56th GST Council Meeting:

The GST Council has released the Minutes Book and Agenda Notes of its 56th meeting, covering key discussions on GST rate rationalisation, Compensation Cess restructuring, insurance and compliance simplification.
GST Rate Rationalisation, Compensation Cess and Insurance Among Key Issues in 56th GST Council Agenda

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has officially made available the Minutes Book and Agenda Notes (Volumes I & II) of its 56th GST Council Meeting, organised on September 03, 2025, and September 04, 2025, in New Delhi. These documents include agenda items, deliberations, policy proposals, and recommendations for the 56th GST Council Meeting and can be accessed online at the official website of the GST department.
According to the office memorandum, the meeting was scheduled to begin from 11:00 AM onwards. Along with this, an officers' meeting was held on September 02, 2025 (Tuesday), in New Delhi.
The 56th GST Council Meeting was held under the leadership of Honourable Nirmala Sitharaman, Honourable Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs, with participation from representatives of the Central and State Governments.
Agenda Notes (Volumes I & II) include issues related to GST rate rationalisation, restructuring of Compensation Cess, recommendations of the Group of Ministers on Life and Health Insurance, and measures for simplification of GST compliance.
Refer to the official PDF for the Minutes Book and Agenda Notes (Volumes I & II) for complete information.
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