GST officials hail Andhra Pradesh's AI-driven tax administration model

In India, the government collects taxes from businesses.

Andhra Pradesh, a state, uses smart computer programs called artificial intelligence, or AI, to help do this work.

The computers help check tax returns, do audits, and handle legal cases.

Two important officials from the GST Council visited Andhra Pradesh to see how this works.

They were very impressed and said the state was the best in the country at using AI for taxes.

They think other states and the central government should copy this idea.

The Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu, said he wants the central government to share data with his state to make the system even better.

This smarter tax system could help businesses work faster and help the government collect more money.

It shows how computers can help governments do their jobs well.