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The PSUs are seeking opinion from the law ministry on whether they should file a joint petition or seek clarification on the applicability of the apex court's October 24 order, sources in the government said.
None of the PSUs were party to the case between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and telecom companies but are still affected by a wider interpretation of the Supreme Court order of October 24, where it had said all revenue belonging to a telecom licensee should be accounted for calculating adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>).
This implies that companies with even minor telecom businesses may have to pay dues based on their entire revenue, with retrospective effect. Companies need to pay 8% of their AGR as license fee.
“While most of the licensees of DoT were not direct party to the dispute, the ratio of the judgement will be applicable on all the licensees,” communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> had told Parliament in December.
All four state-run companies didn’t respond to ET’s mails seeking comment.
The PSUs have held several rounds of discussions with senior law ministry officials ahead of the payment deadline of January 23, a senior government official said. The Supreme Court had in its order given three-month window to telecom and non-telecom companies to pay the dues to DoT. The telecom department had also issued notices to the firms seeking payment of dues.
DoT officials, in a series of meetings with the affected PSUs, have clarified that even government divisions such as ERNET (education& research in computer networking) of MeitY will not get any relief from the government.
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\"It is a bizarre situation, now one government department is asking another to pay up, else go to the Apex Court for relief, even though DoT is well aware that various government departments are not actually telecom service providers,\" an official of an affected division said.
The official said power minister R K Singh has written to telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, saying the order has been misinterpreted and should not apply to PGCIL that has been asked to cough up about Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the DoT.
Telecom services contribute about 2% to the company’s revenue, while power transmission accounts for nearly 95%. The company made Rs 742 crore in 2018-19 from its telecom business, which puts the licence fee at Rs 59 crore. The power transmission firm has ISP (Internet Service Provider)-A and National Long Distance (NLD) licences, which it claims said is different than those that fall under the ambit of the Supreme Court’s order.
Besides PGCIL, DoT had sought Rs 1.72 lakh crore from India's largest natural gas marketer, GAIL, both of which hold national long distance as well as internet licences.
On Thursday, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd said that the DoT has slapped a Rs 15,019 crore demand notice, taking the total amount sought from nontelecom companies to over Rs 3 lakh crore.
Additionally, some 15 telecom companies have dues comprising of license fee, spectrum usage charges (SUC), interest and penalties worth over Rs1.47 lakh crore.
Vodafone Idea and Airtel, facing combined dues of over Rs89,000 crore, have filed for a limited review of the SC order.
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Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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新德里:Non-telecom电源包括盖尔印度,电网印度集团有限公司(PGCIL),石油和印度RailTel公司正在采取法律意见如何共同方法的最高法院救济,由电信部门服务需求通知超过3十万的卢比的联合执照费费。
法律部门的统计目前正在寻求意见是否应文件联合请愿书或寻求澄清的适用性顶点法院的10月24日,在政府的消息人士表示。
没有电源的政党之间的情况下电信部(点)和电信公司但仍受到更广泛的10月24日,最高法院命令的解释,说了所有收入属于电信被许可方应该占计算调整后的总收益(AGR)。
这意味着即使是很小的电信业务的公司可能不得不支付会费基于他们的整个收入,与溯及力。公司需要支付8%的AGR执照费。
“虽然大多数点没有直接的许可方的纠纷,判断的比例将应用于所有的许可,”通讯部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德去年12月曾告诉议会。
所有四个国有企业没有回复要求置评的外星人的邮件。
统计目前已经进行了几轮的讨论与法律部门高级官员之前付款截止日期1月23日,一位政府高级官员说。最高法院的订单三个月窗口给电信和non-telecom公司支付税点。电信部门还发布了通知公司寻求支付会费。
点官员,在一系列的会议与受影响的吧,已经阐明,甚至政府部门如ERNET(计算机网络教育研究)MeitY不会获得任何政府的救济。
“这是一个奇怪的情况,现在政府部门要求另一个支付,其他去顶点法院救济,即使点很清楚各种政府部门不是电信服务提供商,“受影响的部门的一位官员说。
这位官员说电力部长R K辛格写了电信部长Ravi Shankar Prasad说订单被误解,不应适用于PGCIL已经要求咳嗽了十万的1.25卢比的点。
电信服务公司贡献了约2%的收入,而输电占近95%。公司在2018 - 742卢比19的电信业务,这让59卢比的执照费。电力传输公司的ISP(互联网服务提供商)——和国家长途(NLD)执照,它声称是不同的比表示,属于最高法院的命令的权限。
除了PGCIL,点寻求多数1.72卢比从印度最大的天然气营销人员,盖尔,举行全国长途以及互联网牌照。
周四,古吉拉特邦的纳尔马达山谷化肥和化学品有限公司说,点了15019卢比的需求通知,以寻求从nontelecom公司总量超过3十万的卢比。
此外,一些15电信公司执照费费组成,频谱使用费用(往下),利息和罚金超过Rs1.47十万的卢比。
沃达丰的想法和Airtel面临综合费超过Rs89,000卢比,已经申请审查有限的SC秩序。
根据点网站,全国有3468电信许可,包括电网、盖尔,机场管理局印度国家证券交易所,民政、内阁秘书处,德里地铁公司NTPC,印度石油天然气公司和Rail-Tel等等。许多公司拥有多种类型的许可证下相同的名称。
这些许可证non-telecom公司互联网接入等服务,国内长途电话,国际长途电话,V-Sat和人工服务等等。直到现在,他们一直以来支付小的许可证费用收入来自电信服务是边际。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: Non-telecom PSUs including Gail<\/a> India, Power Grid<\/a> Corp of India Ltd, (PGCIL), Oil India and RailTel<\/a> Corp are taking legal opinion on how to jointly approach the Supreme Court for relief, having been served demand notices by the telecom department for over Rs 3 lakh crore of combined license fee dues.
The PSUs are seeking opinion from the law ministry on whether they should file a joint petition or seek clarification on the applicability of the apex court's October 24 order, sources in the government said.
None of the PSUs were party to the case between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and telecom companies but are still affected by a wider interpretation of the Supreme Court order of October 24, where it had said all revenue belonging to a telecom licensee should be accounted for calculating adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>).
This implies that companies with even minor telecom businesses may have to pay dues based on their entire revenue, with retrospective effect. Companies need to pay 8% of their AGR as license fee.
“While most of the licensees of DoT were not direct party to the dispute, the ratio of the judgement will be applicable on all the licensees,” communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> had told Parliament in December.
All four state-run companies didn’t respond to ET’s mails seeking comment.
The PSUs have held several rounds of discussions with senior law ministry officials ahead of the payment deadline of January 23, a senior government official said. The Supreme Court had in its order given three-month window to telecom and non-telecom companies to pay the dues to DoT. The telecom department had also issued notices to the firms seeking payment of dues.
DoT officials, in a series of meetings with the affected PSUs, have clarified that even government divisions such as ERNET (education& research in computer networking) of MeitY will not get any relief from the government.
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\"It is a bizarre situation, now one government department is asking another to pay up, else go to the Apex Court for relief, even though DoT is well aware that various government departments are not actually telecom service providers,\" an official of an affected division said.
The official said power minister R K Singh has written to telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, saying the order has been misinterpreted and should not apply to PGCIL that has been asked to cough up about Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the DoT.
Telecom services contribute about 2% to the company’s revenue, while power transmission accounts for nearly 95%. The company made Rs 742 crore in 2018-19 from its telecom business, which puts the licence fee at Rs 59 crore. The power transmission firm has ISP (Internet Service Provider)-A and National Long Distance (NLD) licences, which it claims said is different than those that fall under the ambit of the Supreme Court’s order.
Besides PGCIL, DoT had sought Rs 1.72 lakh crore from India's largest natural gas marketer, GAIL, both of which hold national long distance as well as internet licences.
On Thursday, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd said that the DoT has slapped a Rs 15,019 crore demand notice, taking the total amount sought from nontelecom companies to over Rs 3 lakh crore.
Additionally, some 15 telecom companies have dues comprising of license fee, spectrum usage charges (SUC), interest and penalties worth over Rs1.47 lakh crore.
Vodafone Idea and Airtel, facing combined dues of over Rs89,000 crore, have filed for a limited review of the SC order.
\n\n\nRead also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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新德里:Non-telecom电源包括盖尔印度,电网印度集团有限公司(PGCIL),石油和印度RailTel公司正在采取法律意见如何共同方法的最高法院救济,由电信部门服务需求通知超过3十万的卢比的联合执照费费。
法律部门的统计目前正在寻求意见是否应文件联合请愿书或寻求澄清的适用性顶点法院的10月24日,在政府的消息人士表示。
没有电源的政党之间的情况下电信部(点)和电信公司但仍受到更广泛的10月24日,最高法院命令的解释,说了所有收入属于电信被许可方应该占计算调整后的总收益(AGR)。
这意味着即使是很小的电信业务的公司可能不得不支付会费基于他们的整个收入,与溯及力。公司需要支付8%的AGR执照费。
“虽然大多数点没有直接的许可方的纠纷,判断的比例将应用于所有的许可,”通讯部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德去年12月曾告诉议会。
所有四个国有企业没有回复要求置评的外星人的邮件。
统计目前已经进行了几轮的讨论与法律部门高级官员之前付款截止日期1月23日,一位政府高级官员说。最高法院的订单三个月窗口给电信和non-telecom公司支付税点。电信部门还发布了通知公司寻求支付会费。
点官员,在一系列的会议与受影响的吧,已经阐明,甚至政府部门如ERNET(计算机网络教育研究)MeitY不会获得任何政府的救济。
“这是一个奇怪的情况,现在政府部门要求另一个支付,其他去顶点法院救济,即使点很清楚各种政府部门不是电信服务提供商,“受影响的部门的一位官员说。
这位官员说电力部长R K辛格写了电信部长Ravi Shankar Prasad说订单被误解,不应适用于PGCIL已经要求咳嗽了十万的1.25卢比的点。
电信服务公司贡献了约2%的收入,而输电占近95%。公司在2018 - 742卢比19的电信业务,这让59卢比的执照费。电力传输公司的ISP(互联网服务提供商)——和国家长途(NLD)执照,它声称是不同的比表示,属于最高法院的命令的权限。
除了PGCIL,点寻求多数1.72卢比从印度最大的天然气营销人员,盖尔,举行全国长途以及互联网牌照。
周四,古吉拉特邦的纳尔马达山谷化肥和化学品有限公司说,点了15019卢比的需求通知,以寻求从nontelecom公司总量超过3十万的卢比。
此外,一些15电信公司执照费费组成,频谱使用费用(往下),利息和罚金超过Rs1.47十万的卢比。
沃达丰的想法和Airtel面临综合费超过Rs89,000卢比,已经申请审查有限的SC秩序。
根据点网站,全国有3468电信许可,包括电网、盖尔,机场管理局印度国家证券交易所,民政、内阁秘书处,德里地铁公司NTPC,印度石油天然气公司和Rail-Tel等等。许多公司拥有多种类型的许可证下相同的名称。
这些许可证non-telecom公司互联网接入等服务,国内长途电话,国际长途电话,V-Sat和人工服务等等。直到现在,他们一直以来支付小的许可证费用收入来自电信服务是边际。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: Non-telecom PSUs including Gail<\/a> India, Power Grid<\/a> Corp of India Ltd, (PGCIL), Oil India and RailTel<\/a> Corp are taking legal opinion on how to jointly approach the Supreme Court for relief, having been served demand notices by the telecom department for over Rs 3 lakh crore of combined license fee dues.
The PSUs are seeking opinion from the law ministry on whether they should file a joint petition or seek clarification on the applicability of the apex court's October 24 order, sources in the government said.
None of the PSUs were party to the case between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and telecom companies but are still affected by a wider interpretation of the Supreme Court order of October 24, where it had said all revenue belonging to a telecom licensee should be accounted for calculating adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>).
This implies that companies with even minor telecom businesses may have to pay dues based on their entire revenue, with retrospective effect. Companies need to pay 8% of their AGR as license fee.
“While most of the licensees of DoT were not direct party to the dispute, the ratio of the judgement will be applicable on all the licensees,” communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> had told Parliament in December.
All four state-run companies didn’t respond to ET’s mails seeking comment.
The PSUs have held several rounds of discussions with senior law ministry officials ahead of the payment deadline of January 23, a senior government official said. The Supreme Court had in its order given three-month window to telecom and non-telecom companies to pay the dues to DoT. The telecom department had also issued notices to the firms seeking payment of dues.
DoT officials, in a series of meetings with the affected PSUs, have clarified that even government divisions such as ERNET (education& research in computer networking) of MeitY will not get any relief from the government.
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\"It is a bizarre situation, now one government department is asking another to pay up, else go to the Apex Court for relief, even though DoT is well aware that various government departments are not actually telecom service providers,\" an official of an affected division said.
The official said power minister R K Singh has written to telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, saying the order has been misinterpreted and should not apply to PGCIL that has been asked to cough up about Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the DoT.
Telecom services contribute about 2% to the company’s revenue, while power transmission accounts for nearly 95%. The company made Rs 742 crore in 2018-19 from its telecom business, which puts the licence fee at Rs 59 crore. The power transmission firm has ISP (Internet Service Provider)-A and National Long Distance (NLD) licences, which it claims said is different than those that fall under the ambit of the Supreme Court’s order.
Besides PGCIL, DoT had sought Rs 1.72 lakh crore from India's largest natural gas marketer, GAIL, both of which hold national long distance as well as internet licences.
On Thursday, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd said that the DoT has slapped a Rs 15,019 crore demand notice, taking the total amount sought from nontelecom companies to over Rs 3 lakh crore.
Additionally, some 15 telecom companies have dues comprising of license fee, spectrum usage charges (SUC), interest and penalties worth over Rs1.47 lakh crore.
Vodafone Idea and Airtel, facing combined dues of over Rs89,000 crore, have filed for a limited review of the SC order.
\n\n\nRead also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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<\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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新德里:Non-telecom电源包括盖尔印度,电网印度集团有限公司(PGCIL),石油和印度RailTel公司正在采取法律意见如何共同方法的最高法院救济,由电信部门服务需求通知超过3十万的卢比的联合执照费费。
法律部门的统计目前正在寻求意见是否应文件联合请愿书或寻求澄清的适用性顶点法院的10月24日,在政府的消息人士表示。
没有电源的政党之间的情况下电信部(点)和电信公司但仍受到更广泛的10月24日,最高法院命令的解释,说了所有收入属于电信被许可方应该占计算调整后的总收益(AGR)。
这意味着即使是很小的电信业务的公司可能不得不支付会费基于他们的整个收入,与溯及力。公司需要支付8%的AGR执照费。
“虽然大多数点没有直接的许可方的纠纷,判断的比例将应用于所有的许可,”通讯部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德去年12月曾告诉议会。
所有四个国有企业没有回复要求置评的外星人的邮件。
统计目前已经进行了几轮的讨论与法律部门高级官员之前付款截止日期1月23日,一位政府高级官员说。最高法院的订单三个月窗口给电信和non-telecom公司支付税点。电信部门还发布了通知公司寻求支付会费。
点官员,在一系列的会议与受影响的吧,已经阐明,甚至政府部门如ERNET(计算机网络教育研究)MeitY不会获得任何政府的救济。
“这是一个奇怪的情况,现在政府部门要求另一个支付,其他去顶点法院救济,即使点很清楚各种政府部门不是电信服务提供商,“受影响的部门的一位官员说。
这位官员说电力部长R K辛格写了电信部长Ravi Shankar Prasad说订单被误解,不应适用于PGCIL已经要求咳嗽了十万的1.25卢比的点。
电信服务公司贡献了约2%的收入,而输电占近95%。公司在2018 - 742卢比19的电信业务,这让59卢比的执照费。电力传输公司的ISP(互联网服务提供商)——和国家长途(NLD)执照,它声称是不同的比表示,属于最高法院的命令的权限。
除了PGCIL,点寻求多数1.72卢比从印度最大的天然气营销人员,盖尔,举行全国长途以及互联网牌照。
周四,古吉拉特邦的纳尔马达山谷化肥和化学品有限公司说,点了15019卢比的需求通知,以寻求从nontelecom公司总量超过3十万的卢比。
此外,一些15电信公司执照费费组成,频谱使用费用(往下),利息和罚金超过Rs1.47十万的卢比。
沃达丰的想法和Airtel面临综合费超过Rs89,000卢比,已经申请审查有限的SC秩序。
根据点网站,全国有3468电信许可,包括电网、盖尔,机场管理局印度国家证券交易所,民政、内阁秘书处,德里地铁公司NTPC,印度石油天然气公司和Rail-Tel等等。许多公司拥有多种类型的许可证下相同的名称。
这些许可证non-telecom公司互联网接入等服务,国内长途电话,国际长途电话,V-Sat和人工服务等等。直到现在,他们一直以来支付小的许可证费用收入来自电信服务是边际。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> New Delhi: Non-telecom PSUs including Gail<\/a> India, Power Grid<\/a> Corp of India Ltd, (PGCIL), Oil India and RailTel<\/a> Corp are taking legal opinion on how to jointly approach the Supreme Court for relief, having been served demand notices by the telecom department for over Rs 3 lakh crore of combined license fee dues.
The PSUs are seeking opinion from the law ministry on whether they should file a joint petition or seek clarification on the applicability of the apex court's October 24 order, sources in the government said.
None of the PSUs were party to the case between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and telecom companies but are still affected by a wider interpretation of the Supreme Court order of October 24, where it had said all revenue belonging to a telecom licensee should be accounted for calculating adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>).
This implies that companies with even minor telecom businesses may have to pay dues based on their entire revenue, with retrospective effect. Companies need to pay 8% of their AGR as license fee.
“While most of the licensees of DoT were not direct party to the dispute, the ratio of the judgement will be applicable on all the licensees,” communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> had told Parliament in December.
All four state-run companies didn’t respond to ET’s mails seeking comment.
The PSUs have held several rounds of discussions with senior law ministry officials ahead of the payment deadline of January 23, a senior government official said. The Supreme Court had in its order given three-month window to telecom and non-telecom companies to pay the dues to DoT. The telecom department had also issued notices to the firms seeking payment of dues.
DoT officials, in a series of meetings with the affected PSUs, have clarified that even government divisions such as ERNET (education& research in computer networking) of MeitY will not get any relief from the government.
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\"It is a bizarre situation, now one government department is asking another to pay up, else go to the Apex Court for relief, even though DoT is well aware that various government departments are not actually telecom service providers,\" an official of an affected division said.
The official said power minister R K Singh has written to telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, saying the order has been misinterpreted and should not apply to PGCIL that has been asked to cough up about Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the DoT.
Telecom services contribute about 2% to the company’s revenue, while power transmission accounts for nearly 95%. The company made Rs 742 crore in 2018-19 from its telecom business, which puts the licence fee at Rs 59 crore. The power transmission firm has ISP (Internet Service Provider)-A and National Long Distance (NLD) licences, which it claims said is different than those that fall under the ambit of the Supreme Court’s order.
Besides PGCIL, DoT had sought Rs 1.72 lakh crore from India's largest natural gas marketer, GAIL, both of which hold national long distance as well as internet licences.
On Thursday, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd said that the DoT has slapped a Rs 15,019 crore demand notice, taking the total amount sought from nontelecom companies to over Rs 3 lakh crore.
Additionally, some 15 telecom companies have dues comprising of license fee, spectrum usage charges (SUC), interest and penalties worth over Rs1.47 lakh crore.
Vodafone Idea and Airtel, facing combined dues of over Rs89,000 crore, have filed for a limited review of the SC order.
\n\n\nRead also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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法律部门的统计目前正在寻求意见是否应文件联合请愿书或寻求澄清的适用性顶点法院的10月24日,在政府的消息人士表示。
没有电源的政党之间的情况下电信部(点)和电信公司但仍受到更广泛的10月24日,最高法院命令的解释,说了所有收入属于电信被许可方应该占计算调整后的总收益(AGR)。
这意味着即使是很小的电信业务的公司可能不得不支付会费基于他们的整个收入,与溯及力。公司需要支付8%的AGR执照费。
“虽然大多数点没有直接的许可方的纠纷,判断的比例将应用于所有的许可,”通讯部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德去年12月曾告诉议会。
所有四个国有企业没有回复要求置评的外星人的邮件。
统计目前已经进行了几轮的讨论与法律部门高级官员之前付款截止日期1月23日,一位政府高级官员说。最高法院的订单三个月窗口给电信和non-telecom公司支付税点。电信部门还发布了通知公司寻求支付会费。
点官员,在一系列的会议与受影响的吧,已经阐明,甚至政府部门如ERNET(计算机网络教育研究)MeitY不会获得任何政府的救济。
“这是一个奇怪的情况,现在政府部门要求另一个支付,其他去顶点法院救济,即使点很清楚各种政府部门不是电信服务提供商,“受影响的部门的一位官员说。
这位官员说电力部长R K辛格写了电信部长Ravi Shankar Prasad说订单被误解,不应适用于PGCIL已经要求咳嗽了十万的1.25卢比的点。
电信服务公司贡献了约2%的收入,而输电占近95%。公司在2018 - 742卢比19的电信业务,这让59卢比的执照费。电力传输公司的ISP(互联网服务提供商)——和国家长途(NLD)执照,它声称是不同的比表示,属于最高法院的命令的权限。
除了PGCIL,点寻求多数1.72卢比从印度最大的天然气营销人员,盖尔,举行全国长途以及互联网牌照。
周四,古吉拉特邦的纳尔马达山谷化肥和化学品有限公司说,点了15019卢比的需求通知,以寻求从nontelecom公司总量超过3十万的卢比。
此外,一些15电信公司执照费费组成,频谱使用费用(往下),利息和罚金超过Rs1.47十万的卢比。
沃达丰的想法和Airtel面临综合费超过Rs89,000卢比,已经申请审查有限的SC秩序。
根据点网站,全国有3468电信许可,包括电网、盖尔,机场管理局印度国家证券交易所,民政、内阁秘书处,德里地铁公司NTPC,印度石油天然气公司和Rail-Tel等等。许多公司拥有多种类型的许可证下相同的名称。
这些许可证non-telecom公司互联网接入等服务,国内长途电话,国际长途电话,V-Sat和人工服务等等。直到现在,他们一直以来支付小的许可证费用收入来自电信服务是边际。
The PSUs are seeking opinion from the law ministry on whether they should file a joint petition or seek clarification on the applicability of the apex court's October 24 order, sources in the government said.
None of the PSUs were party to the case between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and telecom companies but are still affected by a wider interpretation of the Supreme Court order of October 24, where it had said all revenue belonging to a telecom licensee should be accounted for calculating adjusted gross revenue (AGR<\/a>).
This implies that companies with even minor telecom businesses may have to pay dues based on their entire revenue, with retrospective effect. Companies need to pay 8% of their AGR as license fee.
“While most of the licensees of DoT were not direct party to the dispute, the ratio of the judgement will be applicable on all the licensees,” communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> had told Parliament in December.
All four state-run companies didn’t respond to ET’s mails seeking comment.
The PSUs have held several rounds of discussions with senior law ministry officials ahead of the payment deadline of January 23, a senior government official said. The Supreme Court had in its order given three-month window to telecom and non-telecom companies to pay the dues to DoT. The telecom department had also issued notices to the firms seeking payment of dues.
DoT officials, in a series of meetings with the affected PSUs, have clarified that even government divisions such as ERNET (education& research in computer networking) of MeitY will not get any relief from the government.
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\"It is a bizarre situation, now one government department is asking another to pay up, else go to the Apex Court for relief, even though DoT is well aware that various government departments are not actually telecom service providers,\" an official of an affected division said.
The official said power minister R K Singh has written to telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, saying the order has been misinterpreted and should not apply to PGCIL that has been asked to cough up about Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the DoT.
Telecom services contribute about 2% to the company’s revenue, while power transmission accounts for nearly 95%. The company made Rs 742 crore in 2018-19 from its telecom business, which puts the licence fee at Rs 59 crore. The power transmission firm has ISP (Internet Service Provider)-A and National Long Distance (NLD) licences, which it claims said is different than those that fall under the ambit of the Supreme Court’s order.
Besides PGCIL, DoT had sought Rs 1.72 lakh crore from India's largest natural gas marketer, GAIL, both of which hold national long distance as well as internet licences.
On Thursday, Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd said that the DoT has slapped a Rs 15,019 crore demand notice, taking the total amount sought from nontelecom companies to over Rs 3 lakh crore.
Additionally, some 15 telecom companies have dues comprising of license fee, spectrum usage charges (SUC), interest and penalties worth over Rs1.47 lakh crore.
Vodafone Idea and Airtel, facing combined dues of over Rs89,000 crore, have filed for a limited review of the SC order.
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Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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<\/a><\/figure>AGR woes: DoT slaps Rs 15,019 crore demand notice on GNVFC<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT seeks Rs 3.13 lakh crore AGR dues from non-telcos companies, more than double of telcos firms<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
According to the DoT website, there are 3,468 telecom licensees across the country, including Power Grid, GAIL, Airports Authority of India, the National Stock Exchange, Ministry of Home Affairs, Cabinet Secretariat, Delhi Metro Rail Corp, NTPC, ONGC<\/a> and Rail-Tel, among others. Many companies hold multiple types of licences under the same name.
These licences that non-telecom companies have are for services such as internet access, national long-distance calls, international long-distance calls, V-Sat and captive services among others. Until now, they have been paying little by way of licence fees since revenue from telecom services was marginal.
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