Nasscom on Saturday said the GST Council's clarification on scope of intermediary services will ensure that BPM exports/R&D exports and IT services-related exports are no longer denied the export status by the enforcement authorities. On Friday, GST Council's recommendations included issuance of certain circulars to remove ambiguity and legal disputes on various issues. This included clarification on scope of "intermediary services" and clarification relating to interpretation of the term "merely establishment of distinct person" with reference to a section of the IGST Act 2017 for export of services. "Nasscom welcomes the decision of the GST Council to issue a circular to clarify the scope of intermediary services. We expect this to lay at rest a long pending issue for the BPM industry and ensure that BPM exports/R&D exports and IT services related exports will no longer be denied the export status by the enforcement authorities," Nasscom said in a statement. Nasscom also ...
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GST Council decides against inclusion of petroleum
The GST Council has agreed to levy compensation cess for an extended period upto March 2026 to enable the Centre to repay the loans, to compensate states for GST collection shortfall
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The Centre is likely to convey that GST revenues would do better than expected this year and a compensation cess of Rs 1 trillion would be released to states
It should address issues with a longer-term view
Kerala on Thursday said it will vehemently oppose any move to bring petrol and diesel under the GST regime as that will further reduce revenue generation for the state
Kerala will oppose the move to increase the tax on coconut oil as it will affect the interests of the people of the state, official sources said here on Thursday.
Finance Minister to speak in Delhi ahead of GST council meeting in to Lucknow tomorrow.
Fitment committee recommends rejecting MoSPI request for a waiver
Many restaurants are not depositing GST, while some are not even registered
Consortium for Tobacco-Free Karnataka and other organizations working on tobacco regulation on Tuesday urged the GST council to hike the compensation cess on all tobacco products
Any change to the GST system would require approval by three-fourths of the panel, which includes representatives from all states and territories
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It may discuss extending the compensation cess for states beyond 2022
Somanathan said that a dose of carefully calibrated tariff protection for select sectors showing potential may be desirable
She also said that the flow of Covid-19 vaccination across the country will be well managed and all states will be taken care of
Some distance covered but there is scope for a huge improvement
GST Council must maintain revenue momentum, simplify rate structure, and strengthen cooperative federalism in spirit and letter