Gst, social media and OIDAR
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06 September 2021
I have following queries regarding gst liability of social media and oidar services
1. If a GST registered person uses social media platforms like Instagram post, Facebook etc to generate customers traffic for a business outside India & these social media platforms are used without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?
2. Similarly, If a GST registered person uses OIDAR services from outside India, for a business outside India and these OIDAR services are provided without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?
1. If a GST registered person uses social media platforms like Instagram post, Facebook etc to generate customers traffic for a business outside India & these social media platforms are used without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?
2. Similarly, If a GST registered person uses OIDAR services from outside India, for a business outside India and these OIDAR services are provided without consideration (free of cost), then does registered person need to pay gst? If yes, what will be the value of supply?
06 September 2021
In both the cases it's free of service hence GST not applicable.
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