- RMCD issued STP 7/2024 on 26 July 2024 regarding Service Tax treatment on virtual credit cards
- Virtual credit cards issued as a product enhancement to physical credit cards are not subject to Service Tax if certain conditions are met
- Conditions include having the same activation/renewal date, expiry date, and CVV as the physical credit card, issuing only one statement or bill, and charging Service Tax on the physical credit card
- Service Tax should be charged on virtual credit cards if issued without a physical credit card or if it fully replaces the functions of a physical credit card
Source: assets.kpmg.com
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