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Digital Platform Now Mandatory for Certificate of Origin Issuance; Manual Processing Banned
Full Story
Issuance of Certificate of Origin (CoO) is now exclusively digital, eliminating manual processing to enhance transparency and efficiency.
Background
The move aligns with the government's broader 'Digital India' initiative, aiming to streamline trade procedures and reduce processing times. This shift addresses long-standing concerns regarding delays and potential for manipulation in manual CoO issuance.
Key Analysis
Enhanced Traceability
Digital platform offers end-to-end tracking of CoO.
Reduced Turnaround
Automated processes minimize processing delays.
Standardized Format
Digital CoOs ensure uniform data presentation.
Bottom Line
Tax professionals must adapt to the digital CoO system for compliance.
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