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The Centre on Monday told the Supreme Court that it makes no distinction between online games of skill or chance when it comes to taxation under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law.
The union government has filed a transfer petition before the Supreme Court seeking transfer of all pending cases before the High Courts challenging GST notices issued to real money gaming companies. In a hearing today before the Sikkim High Court in relation to a petition by Delta Corp, the Deputy Solicitor General informed the court about the transfer petition.
Many online gaming companies, which have received Goods and Services Tax (GST) notices are preparing to argue in courts that even if a game of skill is played with money, it remains a skill game, contrary to the interpretation of the…
India’s real-money gaming industry associations have welcomed Madras High Court’s verdict that restricts Tamil Nadu’s recent online gambling law to only “games of chance”. On November 9, the Madras High Court refused to entirely strike down the Tamil Nadu Prohibition…