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电信公司寻求退还3.5亿卢比的进项税收抵免，消费税豁免许可证费，SUC
根据电信行业机构COAI的预算前建议，电信行业希望政府暂停普遍服务义务基金(USOF)，该基金在财政上支持在农村地区推出电信服务，以减轻服务提供商的负担。COAI的成员包括沃达丰Idea, Bharti Airtel和Reliance Jio。
电信运营商希望政府退还输入税收抵免在即将到来的预算中，减少征收并免除许可证费用和频谱使用的GST。根据电信的预算前建议行业COAI机构，其成员包括沃达丰的想法，Bharti Airtel而且依赖Jio，电信部门希望政府暂停普遍服务义务基金(USOF)，该基金在财政上支持农村地区电信服务的推出，以减轻服务提供商的负担。
“退还该行业未使用的35000亿卢比的ITC，这些资金在不久的将来无法使用。当前的市场动态导致了ITC的大量积累。
COAI表示:“随着即将到来的重大资本支出，信贷将进一步增加，以进一步提高客户体验，实现数字印度的愿景。”
目前，电信运营商支付的牌照费按电信服务收入(技术上称为调整后总收入)的8%计算。
政府已取消了部分AGR收入，并取消了频谱使用费(往下)，作为电信改革的一部分，这些无线电波将在未来的拍卖中购买。
“我们感谢政府最近前瞻性的结构和程序改革，我们相信这不仅将为该行业带来稳定和可持续性，而且还将促进公民的数字需求。
“电信行业需要投资于强大可靠的通信基础设施，以满足日益增长的连接需求。迫切需要减轻该行业的征税负担，”COAI总干事S P Kochhar说。
印度移动运营商协会(COAI)敦促政府将牌照费用从3%降至1%，并将过去拍卖中获得的频谱的SUC费率降低3%。
“现行许可费是AGR的8%，其中包括对USO基金5%的征费。现有的USO基金语料库超过5900亿卢比，足以满足USO未来几年的目标。在现有语料库被使用之前，可以暂停对USO的贡献。”COAI说。
该行业组织表示，该国约85%的电信设备是进口的，并对其征收20%的基本关税。
“对电信设备征收更高的关税正在影响电信公司的成本效益。电讯设备应获豁免受BCD规管。
COAI表示:“在印度能够以可承受的价格获得高质量的设备之前，4G/5G相关网络产品以及其他相关产品的关税应该降至零。”
“退还该行业未使用的35000亿卢比的ITC，这些资金在不久的将来无法使用。当前的市场动态导致了ITC的大量积累。
COAI表示:“随着即将到来的重大资本支出，信贷将进一步增加，以进一步提高客户体验，实现数字印度的愿景。”
政府已取消了部分AGR收入，并取消了频谱使用费(往下)，作为电信改革的一部分，这些无线电波将在未来的拍卖中购买。
“我们感谢政府最近前瞻性的结构和程序改革，我们相信这不仅将为该行业带来稳定和可持续性，而且还将促进公民的数字需求。
“电信行业需要投资于强大可靠的通信基础设施，以满足日益增长的连接需求。迫切需要减轻该行业的征税负担，”COAI总干事S P Kochhar说。
印度移动运营商协会(COAI)敦促政府将牌照费用从3%降至1%，并将过去拍卖中获得的频谱的SUC费率降低3%。
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工业界希望免除关键电信设备的关税，这将有助于服务提供商铺设更多光纤并改善连接。
“现行许可费是AGR的8%，其中包括对USO基金5%的征费。现有的USO基金语料库超过5900亿卢比，足以满足USO未来几年的目标。在现有语料库被使用之前，可以暂停对USO的贡献。”COAI说。
“对电信设备征收更高的关税正在影响电信公司的成本效益。电讯设备应获豁免受BCD规管。
COAI表示:“在印度能够以可承受的价格获得高质量的设备之前，4G/5G相关网络产品以及其他相关产品的关税应该降至零。”
Telecom operators want the government to refund input tax credit<\/a> (ITC) of around Rs 35,000 crore, reduce levies and waive GST on licence fees and spectrum usage in the upcoming Budget. According to pre-Budget recommendations of telecom industry<\/a> body COAI, whose members include Vodafone Idea<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Reliance Jio<\/a>, the telecom sector wants the government to suspend universal service obligation fund (USOF), which financially supports rollout of telecom services in the rural area, to reduce burden on the service providers.
\"Refund unutilised ITC of Rs 35,000 crore of the industry, which cannot be utilized in the near future. The current market dynamics have led to the accumulation of massive ITC.
\"The credit would further increase with the upcoming significant capital expenditure to further enhance customer experience and achieve the vision of Digital India,\" COAI said.
\"Refund unutilised ITC of Rs 35,000 crore of the industry, which cannot be utilized in the near future. The current market dynamics have led to the accumulation of massive ITC.
\"The credit would further increase with the upcoming significant capital expenditure to further enhance customer experience and achieve the vision of Digital India,\" COAI said.
<\/div><\/div>At present, licence fees paid by the telecom operators is calculated as 8 per cent of revenue earned from telecom services, technically called adjusted gross revenue (AGR).
The government has removed several revenue heads that were part of AGR as well as abolished spectrum usage charges (SUC<\/a>) on radiowaves that will be purchased in the future auctions as part of the telecom reforms.
\"We thank the Government for the recent forward-looking structural and procedural reforms, which we believe will not only bring stability and sustainability to the sector but will also facilitate the digital needs of the citizens.
\"The telecom industry needs investment in robust and reliable communication infrastructure to meet the rising demand for connectivity. There is an urgent need to reduce the burden of levies on the sector,\" COAI Director General S P Kochhar said.
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) urged the government to bring down licence fees from 3 per cent to 1 per cent and reduce SUC rate by 3 per cent on spectrum acquired in past auctions.
The government has removed several revenue heads that were part of AGR as well as abolished spectrum usage charges (SUC<\/a>) on radiowaves that will be purchased in the future auctions as part of the telecom reforms.
\"We thank the Government for the recent forward-looking structural and procedural reforms, which we believe will not only bring stability and sustainability to the sector but will also facilitate the digital needs of the citizens.
\"The telecom industry needs investment in robust and reliable communication infrastructure to meet the rising demand for connectivity. There is an urgent need to reduce the burden of levies on the sector,\" COAI Director General S P Kochhar said.
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) urged the government to bring down licence fees from 3 per cent to 1 per cent and reduce SUC rate by 3 per cent on spectrum acquired in past auctions.
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