Uber moves Madras HC seeking uniformity in GST for offering pillion rider services
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Uber operates about 6,000 two-wheelers under its hire services and paid 2.5% towards State GST and another 2.5% towards Central GST, said the petitioner’s counsel.
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The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Central Board of Indirect Taxes (CBIT) to consider a representation made by Uber India Systems Private Limited to either exempt it from paying Goods and Services Tax (GST) for the motorcycle pillion rider services offered by it or collect such tax from all other companies which provide similar services of transporting pillion riders from one place to another.
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