Cross border online services: A drastic amendment

Sunil Kumar , Last updated: 15 November 2016 Share Follow on Google News

1. INTRODUCTION The Centre Government (CG) on November 09, 2016 has notified four Service tax related notifications. These notifications withdraw the service tax exemption relating to import of B2C Online Information and Database Access or Retrieval (OIDAR) Services. Under the existing regime

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Sunil Kumar

Indirect Taxation

Sunil holds experience of more than 5 years in the field of Indirect taxes. Over the years, Sunil has advised/ represented clients of diverse sectors on indirect tax issues, structuring areas and planning opportunities Sunil areas of expertise includes laws relating to GST, Customs law, Foreign Trade Policy, and oth ... Read more

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