The Department of Revenue and Customs issued a public notification regarding the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act of Bhutan, as amended by the GST (Amendment) Act of Bhutan 2026. The amendment introduces revised tax rates, expands the tax base, and clarifies compliance requirements for businesses engaged in the supply of goods and services. Key provisions include updated registration thresholds, new filing schedules, and adjustments to tax invoicing rules. The notification also highlights specific sectors that will experience changes in tax treatment and provides transitional guidance to ensure a smooth shift to the revised regime. Authorities encourage taxpayers to familiarize themselves with the amended provisions and to update their accounting systems accordingly. The Department stresses the importance of accurate tax reporting to avoid penalties and to maintain compliance with national tax legislation. This public notice is accessible online, and the Department stands ready to assist stakeholders with queries related to the implementation of the amended GST Act.