Putting to rest the long-running confusion around ‘intermediary’ services under Goods and Service Tax (GST) law, the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that educational consultancy services rendered to foreign universities on a principal-to-principal basis constitute export of services and eligible for GST refunds.
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