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E-commerce majors seek removal of tax at source on sellers
Moneycontrol.com E-commerce majors Flipkart, Amazon, and Snapdeal, among others, are trying to convince the government into removing a 2 percent tax at source that needs to be collected by these companies from sellers on their portals on the government's behalf ... Snapdeal and Paytm E-commerce held initial merger talks back in January: Report India: Paytm E-commerce in early talks with Snapdeal for merger: report Is Paytm merging with Snapdeal? |
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