Supreme Court Upholds 28% Retrospective GST on Online Gaming, Calls Real-Money Games ‘Betting and Gambling’:

The Supreme Court in a recent significant ruling has upheld the retrospective levy of 28% GST on the full value of bets placed on real-money online gaming platforms.
SC Rules Real-Money Online Gaming Taxable as Gambling

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Supreme Court Upholds 28% Retrospective GST on Online Gaming, Calls Real-Money Games ‘Betting and Gambling’
The Supreme Court in a recent significant ruling has upheld the retrospective levy of 28% GST on the full value of bets placed on real-money online gaming platforms.
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