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Crucial meet tomorrow to discuss hike in GST on online gaming, casinos and racecourse 

Crucial meet tomorrow to discuss hike in GST on online gaming, casinos and racecourse 

The Fitment committee, which comprises of officers from various states, had met early this week to prepare a report on hike in GST on online gaming, race course and casinos.

Karishma Asoodani
Karishma Asoodani
  • Updated May 17, 2022 11:48 AM IST
Crucial meet tomorrow to discuss hike in GST on online gaming, casinos and racecourse Fitment committee will be presenting their views tomorrow if GST on online gaming is to be levied on contest entry amount or gross gaming revenue

The Group of Ministers (GoM) on online gaming, casinos and race courses, which comprises of representatives from eight states, will meet tomorrow morning to discuss the hike in GST on online gaming, race course and casinos, said sources to Business Today TV.

Fitment committee will be presenting their views tomorrow if GST on online gaming is to be levied on contest entry amount or gross gaming revenue. Post this, the GoM will take a final decision that shall be presented to the 47th GST council.

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The Fitment committee, which comprises of officers from various states, had met early this week to prepare a report on hike in GST on online gaming, race course and casinos.

"There was clear consensus in meeting held by group of ministers last week. We are waiting for the committee to decide on whether 28 per cent GST will be taxed on gross or net value," said a person privy to the development.

The government had in May last year set up a panel of state ministers for better valuation of services of casinos, online gaming portals and race courses for levying GST. The GoM, headed by Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma, met early this month and discussed the applicable GST rate on these three services.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Karishma Asoodani
Karishma Asoodani

Karishma Asoodani is a multi-platform journalist with a Diploma in Digital Journalism from the City University of New York. Based in Delhi, she works as a Financial Journalist with Business Today Television, bringing nine years of experience in reporting on India’s economic policy. Her core interests lie in macroeconomics and geopolitics, and her coverage of global trade dynamics, the APAC economy, and the aviation sector has earned her industry recognition.

Outside the newsroom, Karishma is an avid runner and a strong advocate for the Sustainable Development Goals, with a particular focus on water security and conservation. She is fluent in English and Hindi, and is currently pursuing a B2 level in French.

Published on: May 17, 2022 11:48 AM IST