Crypto transactions involving Indian, foreign exchanges may attract GST

By cineramaMarch 28, 2022DeFi

The tax department is scrutinising how exchanges that allow trading in India manage their cryptocurrency float, and whether there is any element or any transaction where Goods and Services […]

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Crypto transactions involving Indian, foreign exchanges may attract GST

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