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online gaming: 28% GST on online gaming comes into effect tomorrow: All you need to know - Vimarsana News

online gaming: 28% GST on online gaming comes into effect tomorrow: All you need to know

The online gaming industry had been lobbying with the government to defer the new regime for some time to get their internal IT systems ready for it.

Gaming start-ups ping Centre to reconsider uniform 28% GST levy - Vimarsana News

Gaming start-ups ping Centre to reconsider uniform 28% GST levy

Taxing online gaming to the point of “unviability,” contradicts the Prime Minister’s vision to be a leader in the online gaming space, the letter, which was signed by Mobile Premier League, Winzo, and industry associations representing companies like Dream11, among others said.

28% GST levy on online real-money gaming a 'well-thought out preliminary measure': Rajeev Chandrasekhar - Vimarsana News

28% GST levy on online real-money gaming a 'well-thought out preliminary measure': Rajeev Chandrasekhar

MeitY will seek consideration separately for games of skill

No GST On Packaged Cereals, Pulses, Flour Weighing Over 25 Kg - Vimarsana News

No GST On Packaged Cereals, Pulses, Flour Weighing Over 25 Kg

Single packages of unbranded pre-packed and labelled food items like cereals, pulses and flour weighing in excess of 25 kg are exempt from 5 per cent GST levy.

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Is GST Applicable For Skipping Notice Period And Canteen Food? It's A Yes And No - Vimarsana News

Is GST Applicable For Skipping Notice Period And Canteen Food? It's A Yes And No

Is GST applicable for skipping notice period and canteen food? It’s a yes and no A recent decision by the Gujarat Authority for Advance Rulings has ruled in a case for imposition of 18 percent GST on the recovery of notice pay from employees who skip serving this period. A similar 5 percent GST is also applicable on food sold in canteens. January 13, 2021 / 06:38 PM IST The Gujarat Authority for Advance Rulings (GAAR) has held that an employee exiting a company without completing their notice period would be liable to pay 18 percent goods and services tax (GST) on the recovery of the ...