You bet !
And here is some better news for the BPOs , which earn for India billions of dollars
through “ Service Exports
“ :
Extract :
India aims to keep business process outsourcing
(BPO) service providers out of the ambit of the goods and services tax (GST),
ensuring that they won’t face 18% tax.
This will ensure that services provided by
captive BPOS to their parents as well as by Indian back-office service
providers are treated as exports and not face tax in the country. Intermediary
services face 18% GST.
Exports, as a principle, have to be tax neutral.
Thus, all taxes used in the inputs are also reimbursed. Back-office services
have enjoyed this benefit even under the erstwhile service tax regime.
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In August last year , I sent
following e-mail to our Policy Makers , where I wrote :
[
Ready
to be Ridiculed ]
If engaged in “ Export of Intellectual Property “ ( BPO / KPO / LPO / Any PO that the rest of the World needs to be carried out remotely by our low cost graduates ) , then it would become possible to :
· # Put
those unsold 4 lakh flats to a productive use
· # Increase
“ Asset Utilization “ of property worth Rs 20 lakh*crore
lying idle
· # Provide
gainful employment to 120 lakh youth
· # Export
“ services “ valued at $ 528 Billion / year
( Read : Brain Inc
2.0 )
# Encourage owners of
these 4 lakh flats to turn their flats into “ Knowledge
Factories “
( exempted from “
Factory Act “ / “ Shop & Establishment Act “ / “ Minimum Wages Act “
/ “ PF Act “ / various Labour Laws… etc
)
# These “ Knowledge
Factories “ to be governed by “ Human Enterprise Act “ (
to be
drafted / legislated )
# Owners need not
pay any taxes such as “ Property Tax / GST / Income Tax etc “
# No questions to be
asked as to the source of funds with which the flat was bought
# Owners to “ Register “ as a Start
Up as laid down in :
Related Readings :
HowAbout Virtual Call Centers ? [ 04 Oct 2016 ]
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20 Dec 2018
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