Webinar: GST on E-Commerce Operator & its Compliance
OTU is conducting a webinar on 9th July, 2025 on topic – GST on E-Commerce Operator and its compliance
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OTU is conducting a webinar on 9th July, 2025 on topic – GST on E-Commerce Operator and its compliance
Uber, as an e-commerce operator, is required to collect and pay GST on passenger transportation services provided by cab drivers using its proposed new platform, Karnataka’s Authority for Advance Ruling (KAAR) has said. It also said that the cab aggregator will be liable for GST even if its application (APP) only connects the driver and passenger with the driver supplying the service.
The Central Bureau of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has called for a meeting of app-based ride hailing services in Delhi on Monday to resolve differences over applicability of goods and services tax (GST) on rides booked through ecommerce platforms, after Uber India raised concerns about a lack of uniformity and level playing field.
The Karnataka, AAR in the case of In Re. M/s. Changejar Technologies Private Limited ruled that the Applicant would be considered as electronic commerce operator and is required to collect tax at source in case where the digital gold is sold through the platform and sale amount is directly paid through escrow account for which commission is charged.
GSTN has added two new tables in GSTR-1 starting from January 2024 onwards viz. Table 14 and Table 15.