- GST Council to discuss co-insurance and re-insurance issues at next meeting
- Industry practices leading to non-payment of tax need clarification
- GST authorities have completed investigations into insurance companies for tax evasion
- Notices sent to insurance companies regarding higher commission paid to agents, coinsurance, and reinsurance
- Stakeholders have sent representations seeking clarifications
- Coinsurance involves multiple insurance companies sharing liabilities, clarification needed on GST payment
- Reinsurance involves transferring risk to another company, clarification needed on difference in amount paid by consumer and company
- LIC, Star Health and Allied Insurance, and ICICI Lombard General Insurance received GST notices for non-payment of tax
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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