Other Briefings
India’s OIDAR Taxation Shift: Key Changes Effective October 1
Starting from October 1, 2023, OIDAR services provided for non-business purposes in India will no longer be exempt from GST taxation and will be subject to an 18 percent tax.
Digital Services in India: Tax Applicability and Compliance
In India, 18% GST tax is applicable on digital services categorized as ‘OIDAR’. We explain what services are considered OIDAR and relevant GST compliance.
Preparing for Audit in India – New Issue of India Briefing Magazine Out Now
In Preparing for Audit in India, we discuss the types of audit, reporting thresholds by entity type, and new technology applications. We also provide practical advice related to the GST audit process and explain compliance related to the audit trail function.
Chandrayaan-3: India’s Moon Landing Spotlights Space Sector Advancements
India’s successful soft moon landing on August 23 via the Chandrayaan-3 mission showcases its impressive space technology capabilities. The country’s space sector is currently witnessing a surge in private sector involvement, particularly by space-tech start-ups. FDI and tax regulations are also welcoming.
Legal Framework Underway to Establish India’s GIFT City as a Global Accounting Hub
India is working on the legal framework for its first IFSC at GIFT City in Gujarat to enable it to become a global financial center.
India’s Tax Compliance Calendar for Businesses in August 2023
We provide a tax compliance calendar for August 2023 that highlights important India income tax and GST due dates and obligations.
Equalization Levy Compliance Framework for Non-Resident E-Commerce Operators in India
In keeping with BEPS provisions, India has in place an equalization levy since 2016, which was amended in the Finance Act 2020. We discuss how this digital tax mechanism impacts non-resident e-commerce operators in India.
India’s New E-commerce Tax Regulations for Composition Taxpayers and Unregistered Individuals
India’s indirect tax regulator CBIC has introduced new rules of e-commerce taxation, which affect composition taxpayers and unregistered individuals supplying goods.
