- A ruling by the Telangana Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) may exempt services provided by Indian companies to foreign clients from IGST
- The ruling was made in a case involving referral services provided by a Hyderabad-based company to foreign universities for the admission of Indian students
- The AAR held that these services are exports and not intermediary in nature, therefore not attracting IGST
- The ruling may have implications for other industries providing services to foreign clients, especially in IT, consulting, marketing, and recruitment sectors
- The decision sets a precedent for the classification of services under GST, allowing for a broader interpretation that could impact various service sectors engaging with foreign clients.
Source: facebook.com
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