- India will recognize intermediary services in cross-border transactions as exports under GST.
- This change aligns India with global tax practices and grants export benefits to Indian intermediaries.
- It enhances India’s competitiveness in the global services market.
- Intermediary services from abroad will incur GST through the reverse charge mechanism.
Source: taxand.com
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