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No GST on back-office sector, says govt in intermediary services dispute

More than 200 companies are involved in disputes over the definition of intermediary services, says report.

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The government has said services outsourced to India and those provided domestically for foreign entities will not be treated as intermediary services, enabling them not to pay the 18% Goods and Services Tax (GST), said the Economic Times on Tuesday about a policy decision that strengthens the country’s back office industry.

A meeting of the GST Council clarified this on Friday and this decision will free up tax refunds to companies in information technology, IT ready services, financial services and R&D, the paper said. More than 200 companies are involved in disputes over the definition of “intermediary” services. The disputes started

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