India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) marks its 10th year since it was introduced on July 1, 2017. The reform replaces a complex indirect tax structure that previously involved 17 central and state taxes and 13 cesses with a single, unified tax framework. As GST enters its next phase, multiple discussions around the milestone emphasize the move toward technology-driven administration. Sources point to a greater focus on AI-led compliance to improve tax compliance and reduce operational burdens for taxpayers and tax authorities. Alongside compliance, attention is also directed toward administrative improvements such as faster processing and refunds, aiming to make the tax system more responsive for businesses. The overall theme across coverage is that the GST rollout’s focus is shifting from initial implementation to ongoing efficiency gains—simplifying tax processes and strengthening enforcement through data and automation—while maintaining the unified structure established in 2017.