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SC rejects GST department review plea, telecom firms get relief on tower tax credit

Markets-Economic Times · 11h ago · 🇮🇳 India
SC rejects GST department review plea, telecom firms get relief on tower tax credit

The Supreme Court rejected a review petition from the GST Department. This decision confirms telecom towers are movable property for tax credit. Bharti Airtel and Indus Tower received significant relief from this ruling. The court found no error in its previous order regarding tax eligibility. This reaffirms the principle of allowing credit for business inputs.

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