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Union Budget 2022: What the e-commerce sector expects from FM Sitharaman - Vimarsana News

Union Budget 2022: What the e-commerce sector expects from FM Sitharaman

It is the specific ask of the industry that specific guidelines be issued by the government that clearly lay down contours for carrying out business by both e-commerce and brick and mortar world.

Exclusive: Google tax mop up more than doubles in first half of FY22 - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Google tax mop up more than doubles in first half of FY22

Collection from the levy grew 150% after the second quarter installment payment on October 7 at Rs 1,618 crore compared to Rs 647 crore during the same time last year, data accessed by BusinessToday showed.

Govt extends deadlines for various I-T compliances, GST relief - Vimarsana News

Govt extends deadlines for various I-T compliances, GST relief

The government on Sunday extended the deadline for various compliances under the income tax law and availing relief under the GST law to help taxpayers tide over difficulties in filing such forms.

New Tax E-Filing Deadlines in India: Check List to See if it Applies to You - Vimarsana News

New Tax E-Filing Deadlines in India: Check List to See if it Applies to You

India extends e-filing due dates for specific forms under Income Tax Act, 1961. We list the forms affected and new tax reporting deadlines.

What is Google Tax by India that riles US and UK? - Vimarsana News

What is Google Tax by India that riles US and UK?

What is Google Tax by India that riles US and UK? © Shubhashish What is Google Tax by India that riles US and UK? The so-called Google Tax by India, officially known as the Equalization Levy, repeatedly makes headlines. India charges all non-resident entities up to 2 percent on their earnings from digital businesses based in India or those who target its consumer market. Originally introduced in 2016 for untaxed foreign tech majors profiting in India, it has been expanded since April 2020. Now, offshore e-commerce firms selling through an Indian arm are exempted. But the US, European Union...

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