A one-day training program on Goods and Services Tax (GST) was successfully conducted for Drawing and Disbursing Officers (DDOs), registered dealers, and key stakeholders at the Training Centre, Commissioner of Taxes, Lengrijan, Dimapur, Nagaland, on August 5. The training was organised by the Department of Taxes and the Commissioner, Nagaland, to enhance awareness and compliance related to GST provisions.

Additional Commissioner of Taxes, Lima Imsong, chairing the programme, highlighted the importance of equipping government officials and business entities with up-to-date knowledge on GST procedures, return filing, and compliance mandates.

In his address, he emphasised that a proper understanding of GST is crucial not only for smooth financial operations but also for contributing to the state’s revenue system.

The Department delivered detailed presentations on various aspects of GST, including registration process, e-way bills, filing of returns, tax deductions at source (TDS), penalties for non-compliance, and recent updates in GST rules.

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The sessions were designed to be interactive, allowing participants to clear their doubts and gain clarity on practical challenges faced during implementation. Participants from various departments, local businesses, and trade associations actively took part in the training.