- India’s GST Council expanding use of reverse charge mechanism and electronic invoicing pilot
- Reverse charge VAT to apply to supplies of scrap metal and renting of commercial properties
- E-invoicing pilot to be expanded to business-to-consumer supplies on a voluntary basis
- Exemption from VAT for import of services by foreign airline entity from related party
- Review of GST rules for life insurance and health insurance recommended
- Drafting of new guidance on place of supply for advertising services, input tax credits for dealers, and data hosting services
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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