- CBIC gives a week’s time to app-based ride hailing companies to provide their views on GST on rides
- Uber, Rapido, and Namma Yatri present different business models and views on GST applicability
- CBIC chairman emphasizes the importance of the word ‘through’ in Section 9(5) of the CGST Act
- CBIC promises to study individual views before providing clarification
- Efforts to resolve differences over GST on rides booked through ecommerce apps initiated by CBIC after Uber India raised concerns
- Karnataka High Court directed CBIC to decide on Uber India’s representations within six weeks
- Applicability of GST on e-commerce operators depends on how the platform functions
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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