Why this site exists separately
A shopfront should not be the authority on the law it quotes. This origin publishes the rule table and the agents that read it, and a different website's agent network links to it by exact network name. When a visitor on that other site asks for the text of a rule, their browser fetches this published definition and runs it there — this site executes nothing for them, receives no model key, and cannot choose their router.
Every number below is retrieved from the rule table at answer time. If the retrieval fails the agents are instructed to say that nothing was verified rather than to remember a figure.
The documents the table cites
- Technical Specification for DI API V1.12 (PRAL, 24-Jul-2025) — field-level requirements, return codes.
- STGO 01 of 2026, C.No.1(190)ST-L&P/2026/33-166, 30-Mar-2026 — the 72-hour cancel / edit window.
- Sales Tax Rules 2006, r.150R, r.150S/150T, r.150XC, r.150XA, r.150XE — invoice particulars, retention, offline upload, reporting.
- SRO 1666(I)/2026 — the 32 printed particulars.
This is a compliance reference, not legal advice. Where a figure matters, the citation beside it matters more.