5% GST on gig and sharing economy platform aggregators 1 January 2022 The Indian Goods and Services Tax Council (GST council) has extended the GST net to providers and online platforms offering the following services on their own account or via third-party merchants on their
Content Creators and sellers targeted by Inland Revenue – new payment service providers obligations New Zealand’s Inland Revenue is shortly to be granted enhanced data collection rights – quarterly transaction data from payment providers in an effort to track and accurately assess Goods and Services
The Channel Island of Guernsey is considering implementing a Goods and Services Tax. The likely rate will be 5%, with some measures to soften the impact for the less well off. The recommendation was published by the Policy & Resources Committee for debate with the
Extended options for connected businesses to join GST group simplification The city state of Singapore has updated the requirements for Goods and Services Tax (GST) groups, the arrangement to allow connected businesses to become a single VAT entity and save on cash flow and compliance
The Indian Goods and Services Tax Council (GSTN) is considering bringing fuel into the GST net. Since the implementation of GST in 2017, it has been excluded and left to local states to tax. The GSTN is reviewing a single India-wide rate. This would require
Revenue Agency gives extra 12 months for platforms to prepare The Canadian Revenue Agency has delayed until 2023 the due date for the first annual report from digital marketplaces on third party transactions subject to Goods and Services Tax and Harmonised Sales Tax (GST +
Tax on content creators including gig economy The New Zealand Inland Revenue has issued an Interpretation Statement on the Goods and Services Tax and income tax liabilities of online content creators for payments, consideration, merchandise sales, donations or gifts, prize winning and other remuneration received.
Federal government extends Goods and Services Tax net to foreign e-services The federal government of Canada has imposed 5% Goods & Services Tax obligations on foreign providers digital or electronic services to its consumers. This came into effect from 1 July 2021. This will affect
