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Govt proposes to abolish Equalisation Levy on online advertisementsThe government has proposed abolishing the Equalisation Levy on online advertisements and making amendments to the Finance Bill 2025. This ...- Crypto tax set to complicate life for the exchangesWhen crypto exchanges deduct 1% TDS, it will be recorded as “consideration” on their books, say tax experts. This in turn would attract a 2...
- Equalisation levy on Facebook, Amazon, Google may go only in 2-3 yearsIndia gets about Rs 4,000 crore through equalisation levy on multinational tech firms like Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google and Netflix, but...
- Netflix won’t pass on impact of 2% equalisation levy to India usersThe government broadened the scope of equalisation levy at 6%, first introduced in 2016, to include additional transactions. The definition...
- Netflix's tariffs likely to stay same; won't pass on equalisation levy to customers this yearET had reported in its edition dated August 5 that Google's stance of passing on the 2% equalisation levy to all its clients, even if they ...
- India to tell America to drop retaliatory tariffs set in motion by equalisation levyThis comes days after the USTR proposed a retaliatory trade action — of up to 25% tariffs on basmati rice, sea foods and gold — against Ind...
- Rs 1,492 cr worth equalisation levy collected in last 10 months: Govt to ParliamentIn a written reply to the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Hardeep Singh Puri said the equalisation levy collection...
- Transactions involving royalty, tech fee taxable under I-T not liable for equalisation levy: BudgetThe Union Budget clarified that transactions taxable under income-tax are not liable for equalisation levy. In the past, there have been co...
- India’s equalisation levy: Will it ignite a new trade war?USTR’s report points out that: “India’s Digital services taxes is an outlier. It taxes numerous categories of digital services that are not...
- Catch-22 situation for e-commerce platforms selling goods in IndiaBeginning this April, the government has introduced a 2% equalisation levy which would also be applicable. The question is whether 2% has t...
- No clarity on what happens in case of disputes in newly introduced equalisation levy: Dhruva Advisors“Provisions pertaining to equalisation levy on e-commerce transactions, do not grant recourse to the tax authorities to recover taxes in ca...
- Foreign ecommerce, digital players rush to banks to pay equalisation levyBig players such as Google, Amazon, Netflix and Adobe have already paid the 2% equalisation levy – or the ‘Google tax’ – on their earnings ...
- Apple passes on 2 per cent equalisation levy to Indian consumersWhenever “taxes or foreign exchange rates change, the company has to update prices on the App store,” Apple told its consumers on the site....
- Govt not considering extending equalisation levy deadline, says companies got enough timeThe 2 per cent Equalisation Levy was introduced in the 2020-21 Budget and has come into effect from April 1, 2020. The deadline for payment...
- Govt should keep in abeyance equalisation levy on non-resident e-commerce cos: ExpertsThe government should consider keeping in abeyance the 2 per cent equalisation levy on e-commerce companies as there are ambiguities surrou...
- E-commerce firms seek clarity on equalisation levyThey also suggested that the levy should not be imposed on services or goods that are executed online but delivered offline – for instance,...
- Cos seek clarification on equalisation levyFearing that the recently announced 2% equalisation levy on overseas ecommerce purchases by India-based companies will be imposed on all ov...
- Big tech takes equalisation levy row to US govtA group of seven top industry associations representing internet and technology giants such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and Adob...
- LinkedIn won't pass on equalisation levy to companies advertising on its platformLinkedIn plans to absorb the equalisation levy on all cross-border digital transactions and not pass it on to Indian firms advertising on i...
- Equalisation levy of 6% to come in force from June 1At present, equalisation levy is leviable only on payments relating to online advertisements, said C A Gupta, Partner, Deloitte Haskins and...
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