About Webinar
There is ambiguity in the applicability of GST on secondment of employees. May it be a company in India or a company in India whose parent company is abroad. Will the employee-employer relations exempts the transaction or distinct person concept take over it. It is a case specific or NOS case applies to rest of the entities. Need to understand it.
Let us hear from CA Hunny Munjal an expert speaker who brings an real life experience in the concept of law.
| Topic | GST on secondment of Employees in pursuance of SC order in case of NOS |
| Faculty | CA Hunny Munjal |
| Date | 05.07.2025, Saturday |
| Time | 4 PM to 5 PM |
| Fees | Rs. 150/- [GST Officer & WN Member- No Fees] |
mail us at taxupdate.otu@gmail.com or at 7738647904 for any query or for webinar recording and PPT
WN Membership: Know more
Context:
Subsequent to the Supreme Court’s ruling in C.C., C.E. & S.T. Bangalore v. Northern Operating Systems (P.) Ltd. under the Service Tax regime, there has been a significant influx of notices under the GST regime. Numerous companies have settled their liabilities, while others have opted to file writ petitions. Additionally, the CBIC has released a circular providing guidance to field officers regarding verification procedures and related instructions.
- Overview of the provisions of the GST Act on deputation and applicability of reverse charge mechanism (RCM) provisions
- Key Highlights of the Supreme Court’s Ruling in C.C., C.E. & S.T. Bangalore v. Northern Operating Systems (P.) Ltd
- Departmental Instructions Post SC Ruling: A Deep Dive into CBIC Instruction No. 05/2023 dated 13-12-2023
- Proactive and Reactive Approaches by Industry: Writ Petitions and Settlements
- CBIC’s Clarificatory Circular No. 210/4/2024-GST dated 26 June 2024: Key Takeaways
- Recent Judicial Pronouncements: Delhi HC Judgments in Metal One and Thales India
- Practical Risk Management & Strategic Considerations for Businesses
Join the insightful webinar and stay updated
Share this content:
