- Gaming platforms like Dream11, Gameskraft, and MPL are challenging retrospective GST claims.
- The Centre reclassified online real money gaming under the 28% tax slab in 2023.
- The Supreme Court’s decision will affect over 27 online gaming firms.
- The court will decide if the government can impose 28% GST on the full bet value retrospectively.
- Hearings are set to conclude by Thursday, with closing submissions on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- The case will determine if companies must pay 28% GST on full bet value, prospectively or retrospectively.
- Until 2022, platforms paid 18% GST only on platform fees or commissions.
- In August 2023, the Centre amended the Central GST Act to classify real money online gaming as gambling.
Source: ndtvprofit.com
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