UPI MDR Above Rs 2,000 to Attract 18% GST, Merchants Can Claim Input Tax Credit
Eligible merchants can claim input tax credit, and tax experts estimate the change could generate up to Rs 5,184 crore a year in GST revenue.
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GST of 18 per cent to apply on MDR for UPI payments above ₹2,000: What this means
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UPI MDR above Rs 2,000 to attract 18% GST, merchants can claim input tax credit
UPI payments to merchants above two thousand rupees will attract a zero point four percent merchant discount rate. Merchants will pay eighteen percent GST on these charges, which is effective October 15th. Registered merchants can claim input tax credit on the GST paid on these fees. This tax structure aims to generate significant GST revenue for the government annually.
Merchants will have to pay 18% GST on merchant discount rate charges for UPI payments above Rs 2,000. However, since input tax credit can be claimed...
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