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卫星通信玩家寻求销售税,其他税收优惠来提高竞争力,负担能力
作为建议的一部分预算FY24,卫星通信的球员也将可能寻求一个扩展通过减免税收优惠的许可费和频谱使用费用(往下)部分35 aba和35 abb的所得税法,1961,目前只提供给电信公司而不是卫星运营商。
作为预算FY24建议的一部分,卫星通信玩家也将可能寻求的延伸通过扣除的许可证费用和税收优惠频谱使用费用(往下)部分35 aba和35的abb所得税法1961,目前只提供给电信公司而不是卫星运营商。
的印度空间协会(当前)分组的空间和卫星等球员Bharti-backed OneWeb, Airtel休斯通讯、Tata-backed Nelco和L&T他人,也放在一起综合列表下的卫星电子和硬件符合标准作业程式中心的根据激励计划(PLI),反过来,促进当地生产。
“目前,只有国有印度卫星发射等公司新空间(NSIL)——ISRO的商业部门——是免除销售税…我们还将敦促政府免除私人卫星发射服务提乐动扑克供商,这不仅提高财务也会使高速卫星互联网服务在印度更便宜,”中将Anil Bhatt,当前总干事告诉等。
预算提案的目的是为了进一步提高印度的太空经济在2025年估计为130亿美元。竞争加剧了该国相对新生的卫星宽带服务与OneWeb地盘,Tata-backed Nelco,依赖Jio和伊隆麝香我们发射卫星互联网服务。OneWeb和Jio已经收到gmpc作(全球移动个人通信卫星服务)许可,我们申请了一个。
当前的预算建议可能是本周晚些时候提交给财政部。
预算提案也将要求输入税收抵免(ITC)与并购相关的服务资格((并购)卫星服务空间。目前,进项税信贷不可用对商品和服务的相关业务转移,如咨询和法律服务,勤勉的服务他人。
塔塔的Nelco旨在提供卫星宽带服务
Nelco与加拿大的合作通信卫星所做的试验,但该公司尚未提到的应用程序如何通过合作伙伴提供服务。
“并购活动增加了公司把在一个动态的经济环境,我们将推荐必要的修正ITC的资格,“当前的Bhatt说。
进项税信贷是一种机制,以避免级联的税收或“税税”。
其他预算提案,卫星电视公司也将推动政府从源合理化税收减免(TDS)规定支付整个价值链整体影响减少到2%从现在的10%提高流动性水平,更多实惠,价格反过来,卫星通信服务。
他们还将敦促财政部提供部分下加权扣除35(所得税法案)费用对科学研究促进研发在卫星通信领域。
根据当前业内人士,通过减免税收优惠的往下延伸和许可证费用35节以下aba和35 abb(所得税法)也会降低服务业的诉讼的可能性空间。
卫星的球员也会呼吁延长好处下20%的额外折旧部分32(1)(花絮)所得税法的实体获得工厂&机械空间工业有关的活动。
卫星通信、电信行业在一起需要开车进入语音和数据服务:太空
“我将敦促所有的利益相关者包括卫星通信,电信的球员,尤其是初创企业,政策制定者、行业协会关注每一平方英寸的国家完整的可访问性和普遍负担能力至少基本语音和数据的每个人,“一生戈恩卡说,太空主席。
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<\/figure>Kolkata: Satellite operators plan to push the government to exempt private satellite launch service providers<\/a> from the 18% goods and services tax (GST<\/a>) to create a level-playing field with state-owned players, boost their overall competitiveness and make satellite broadband services<\/a> more affordable in India.As part of their recommendations for Budget FY24, satcom<\/a> players will also likely seek an extension of tax benefits via deduction of licence fees and spectrum usage charges<\/a> (SUC) under Sections 35ABA and 35ABB of the Income Tax Act<\/a>, 1961, that are currently available only to telcos but not satellite operators.
The Indian Space Association<\/a> (ISpA), a grouping of space and satellite players such as Bharti-backed OneWeb, Airtel, Hughes Communications, Tata-backed Nelco and L&T amongst others, is also putting together a comprehensive list of satellite electronics and hardware to qualify for sops under the Centre\u2019s production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme, and in turn, boost their local production.
<\/div><\/div>Separately, ISpA will seek deemed special economic zone (SEZ) status for space tech parks\/existing manufacturing setups to further ramp up domestic production of satellite services equipment.
\u201cAt present, only state-owned satellite launch companies such as NewSpace India (NSIL) -- the commercial arm of ISRO -- are exempt from GST\u2026we will urge the government to also exempt private satellite launch service providers, which will not only boost their financials but also make high-speed satellite internet services more affordable in India,\u201d Lt. Gen. Anil Bhatt, director-general of ISpA told ET.
The budget proposals are aimed to further boost India\u2019s space economy that is estimated to be worth around $13 billion by 2025. Competition has intensified in the country\u2019s relatively nascent satellite broadband services turf with OneWeb, Tata-backed Nelco, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Elon Musk\u2019s Starlink looking to launch satellite internet services. OneWeb and Jio<\/a> have already received GMPCS (global mobile personal communications by satellite services) permits while Starlink has applied for one.
ISpA\u2019s budget recommendations are likely to be submitted to the finance ministry later this week.
The budget proposals will also call for input tax credit (ITC) eligibility for services associated with mergers and acquisitions ((M&A) in the satellite services space. At present, input tax credit is not available for goods and services relating to business transfers such as consultation & legal services, due-diligence services amongst others.
\u201cAt present, only state-owned satellite launch companies such as NewSpace India (NSIL) -- the commercial arm of ISRO -- are exempt from GST\u2026we will urge the government to also exempt private satellite launch service providers, which will not only boost their financials but also make high-speed satellite internet services more affordable in India,\u201d Lt. Gen. Anil Bhatt, director-general of ISpA told ET.
The budget proposals are aimed to further boost India\u2019s space economy that is estimated to be worth around $13 billion by 2025. Competition has intensified in the country\u2019s relatively nascent satellite broadband services turf with OneWeb, Tata-backed Nelco, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Elon Musk\u2019s Starlink looking to launch satellite internet services. OneWeb and Jio<\/a> have already received GMPCS (global mobile personal communications by satellite services) permits while Starlink has applied for one.
ISpA\u2019s budget recommendations are likely to be submitted to the finance ministry later this week.
The budget proposals will also call for input tax credit (ITC) eligibility for services associated with mergers and acquisitions ((M&A) in the satellite services space. At present, input tax credit is not available for goods and services relating to business transfers such as consultation & legal services, due-diligence services amongst others.