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E-commerce definition too wide in GST dispensation as it may cover commodity exchanges: Assocham
Firstpost The term 'e-commerce' may get misinterpreted in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law, industry chamber Assocham said. "E-commerce definition, as given in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) dispensation, has been left so wide that it could go well ... E-commerce term may be misinterpreted in GST: ASSOCHAM More than founders, investors are calling the shots at e-commerce firms 'E-commerce term too wide in GST, may cover commodity |
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