Deepak Gupta | Sep 14, 2021 |

GST Council to consider that food delivery E-Com companies be made liable to pay GST

GST Council to discuss considering food delivery apps as restaurant services
The fitment committee of GST Council has proposed that E-Com Companies like “Zomato and Swiggy” may be made liable to pay GST on restaurant services provided through them.
As of now, these apps are collecting TCS from GST Registered Service providers providing restaurant services provided through them.
As per Sources, they will be given time upto Jan 1st, 2022 to make software changes

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