India's new UPI MDR rules from October 15, 2026 will apply a 0.4% fee to specified merchant payments above Rs 2000. Know who pays, exemptions, Rs 300 cap and how the government plans to protect consumers.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman clarifies that UPI MDR will not be passed on to consumers. Know the 0.4% MDR rule, Rs 300 cap and transactions affected.
A grocery shop payment sign has sparked debate as a 0.4% UPI MDR on eligible merchant transactions above Rs 2000 takes effect from October 15, 2026.
The government is set to closely monitor the implementation of Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) charges on certain UPI transactions, with a focus on ensuring that the additional cost does not ultimately reach consumers.The new MDR framework will apply to
UPI remains free for all P2P transactions, while 96% of merchant payments remain unaffected. Know the new MDR rules, ₹2,000 threshold and exemptions.
Taxpayers would not be able submit Form-15CA & 15CB during the intervening period of revamp of e-filing portal, i.e. from midnight of 31st May till midnight of 6th June, 2021.
It has been communicated by various taxpayers and professionals that the Income Tax Portal is charging a late fee u/s 234F in spite of the extension announcement dated 31st December 2020.
The Central Government has notified that the dealers in precious metals and precious stones will be referred to as "persons carrying on designated businesses or professions".
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