”Certain members had raised the issue of retrospective taxation. It was informed to them that this is not retrospective, and this was the law earlier. These liabilities already existed because money online games played with bets…They were already attracting (28 per cent GST) by way of betting or gambling,” Malhotra told reporters. In the 52nd GST council meeting, Delhi and Goa raised the issue of tax demands on e-gaming companies and casinos.
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Equity benchmarks closed the last week on a subdued note, ending with modest losses amid heightened volatility. The current holiday-shortened week is expected to be