- CBIC grants GST exemption to foreign airlines on imported services
- Exemption follows recommendation by GST Council
- Concerns about applicability of exemption to past transactions
- Foreign airlines in India face tax liabilities of Rs 40,000 crore
- Exemption conditional on certification from Ministry of Civil Aviation
- CBIC allows rectification of past orders related to wrongful input tax credit under GST
- Taxpayers have six-month window to correct past compliance errors
- Electronic applications must be submitted via GST portal for rectification.
Source: menafn.com
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