The GST Council is expected to review the 28% tax currently in place for online gaming, with a potential re-evaluation scheduled for August.
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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council is reportedly set to reconsider the 28% tax bracket applied to online gaming. This potential review is anticipated to take place in August.
The online gaming sector has been operating under a 28% GST rate. The upcoming review by the GST Council in August suggests a potential discussion on these tax implications.
Stakeholders in the online gaming industry will likely be closely watching the developments leading up to and during this review period.
The GST Council is India's apex decision-making body for Goods and Services Tax. Its decisions directly impact various industries across the country, including the burgeoning online gaming sector.
Source: Business Today — read the full original report.
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