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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\nNew Delhi: <\/strong><\/span>Mobile phone carriers called on the government to set a floor for tariffs by April 1, allow a three-year moratorium followed by 15-year payment schedule for adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues, and abolish the practice of taking bank guarantees, as among steps to restore the heath of the debt-laden industry<\/a>.


“Banks are currently unwilling to take any risk w.r.t. telecom sector and are constantly asking TSPs (telecom service providers) to reduce their exposures by refusing to issue new BGs (bank guarantees) or even to renew the bank guarantees,” Rajan Mathews<\/a>, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>), said in a letter dated February 26 to telecom secretary Anshu Prakash<\/a>. “There is a need to give a clear message to banks that government is there to support the sector,” he added.

COAI’s letter suggested that the practice of bank guarantees to secure license fee payments should be abolished and in case still needed, should be reduced to one quarter of license fee, compared with two quarters now.

Bank guarantees have been in focus in the case of cash-strapped Vodafone<\/a> Idea, which has paid only about ₹3,500 crore of its ₹57,000 crore AGR dues. Both the telco and lenders have called on the DoT not to encash the BGs of the telco for the unpaid dues, warning that this may force Vodafone Idea to close down. The COAI letter was sent a day before a meeting of the Digital Communications Commission was scheduled (February 27) to be held, to discuss relief steps for stressed telcos. The meeting has been postponed February 28.

On Wednesday, Vodafone Idea also wrote to the DoT, the finance ministry and Niti Ayog, and called on them to allow it to pay its AGR dues over 15 years, after a three-year moratorium.

The telecom company has also asked for a tax refund, cuts in licence fees and spectrum usage charges (SUC) and the establishment of a floor for tariffs among measures to help remain viable. It added that it can’t pay AGR dues without government relief.

Besides seeking a similar schedule for payment of AGR dues, COAI urged the government to set-off of goods and services tax (GST) credits worth Rs 40,000 crore against AGR dues.

“It is requested that a moratorium of three years be provided, as we expect that it will take at least that much time to recover the health of the sector, followed by payment tenure of 15 years at a simple interest of 6%,” said Mathews.

The industry body, which today represents Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio, said in case soft loans were to be offered, the interest rate levied should be 6%.


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关税的4月1日设定一个底线,说电信公司

移动电话运营商呼吁政府关税的4月1日设定一个底线,允许一个为期三年的暂停之后,15年的付款时间表调整后总收入(AGR)费,和废除银行担保的实践,在负债累累的产业的措施来恢复健康。

  • 发布于2020年2月28日08:36点坚持
新德里消息:移动电话运营商呼吁政府关税的4月1日设定一个底线,允许一个为期三年的暂停之后,15年的付款时间表调整后总收入(AGR)费,和废除银行担保的实践,在负债累累的步骤恢复健康行业。


“银行目前不愿意冒任何风险w.r.t.电信业和不断问茶匙(电信服务提供商)来减少风险敞口拒绝发行新的英国地质调查局(银行担保)甚至更新银行担保,“Rajan马修斯印度手机运营商协会总干事COAI),在2月26日来信说电信部长安苏普拉卡什。“需要给银行一个明确的信息,政府的存在是为了支持部门,”他补充道。

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COAI的信表明银行担保获得执照费支付的做法应该被废除,如果仍然需要,应减少到四分之一的许可费用,相比之下,两个季度了。

银行担保在集中在资金短缺的情况沃达丰(Vodafone)想法,只有₹支付3500卢比的₹57000卢比的AGR费。电信和银行已经呼吁点不兑现英国地质调查局电信的无偿税,警告说,这可能会迫使沃达丰关闭。COAI封信发送数字通信委员会开会的前一天原定(2月27日)举行,讨论救援步骤强调电信公司。会议被推迟2月28日。

周三,沃达丰也写点想法,财政部和镍钛Ayog,并呼吁他们允许它偿还AGR费15年来,经过三年的禁令。

电信公司也要求退税,削减许可费和频谱使用费用(往下)和建立地板之间的关税措施来帮助仍然是可行的。它补充说,它不能支付AGR费没有政府救济。

除了寻求类似的AGR的时间表支付会费,COAI敦促政府断流的商品和服务税(GST)信用价值40000卢比AGR费。

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“这是要求提供三年的暂停,我们预计,至少要花这么多时间来恢复健康的部门,其次是支付的任期15年6%的单利,”马修斯说。

今天的行业组织代表Bharti Airtel沃达丰的想法和信实Jio说,提供软贷款,利率应该是6%的税率。


  • 发布于2020年2月28日08:36点坚持
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\nNew Delhi: <\/strong><\/span>Mobile phone carriers called on the government to set a floor for tariffs by April 1, allow a three-year moratorium followed by 15-year payment schedule for adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues, and abolish the practice of taking bank guarantees, as among steps to restore the heath of the debt-laden industry<\/a>.


“Banks are currently unwilling to take any risk w.r.t. telecom sector and are constantly asking TSPs (telecom service providers) to reduce their exposures by refusing to issue new BGs (bank guarantees) or even to renew the bank guarantees,” Rajan Mathews<\/a>, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>), said in a letter dated February 26 to telecom secretary Anshu Prakash<\/a>. “There is a need to give a clear message to banks that government is there to support the sector,” he added.

COAI’s letter suggested that the practice of bank guarantees to secure license fee payments should be abolished and in case still needed, should be reduced to one quarter of license fee, compared with two quarters now.

Bank guarantees have been in focus in the case of cash-strapped Vodafone<\/a> Idea, which has paid only about ₹3,500 crore of its ₹57,000 crore AGR dues. Both the telco and lenders have called on the DoT not to encash the BGs of the telco for the unpaid dues, warning that this may force Vodafone Idea to close down. The COAI letter was sent a day before a meeting of the Digital Communications Commission was scheduled (February 27) to be held, to discuss relief steps for stressed telcos. The meeting has been postponed February 28.

On Wednesday, Vodafone Idea also wrote to the DoT, the finance ministry and Niti Ayog, and called on them to allow it to pay its AGR dues over 15 years, after a three-year moratorium.

The telecom company has also asked for a tax refund, cuts in licence fees and spectrum usage charges (SUC) and the establishment of a floor for tariffs among measures to help remain viable. It added that it can’t pay AGR dues without government relief.

Besides seeking a similar schedule for payment of AGR dues, COAI urged the government to set-off of goods and services tax (GST) credits worth Rs 40,000 crore against AGR dues.

“It is requested that a moratorium of three years be provided, as we expect that it will take at least that much time to recover the health of the sector, followed by payment tenure of 15 years at a simple interest of 6%,” said Mathews.

The industry body, which today represents Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio, said in case soft loans were to be offered, the interest rate levied should be 6%.


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