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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: GST decision hanging over Indian gaming like “an axe”

Good morning. Taxation and now, possibly, representation. India’s Supreme Court is set to rule on the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which has caused a major blow to the nation’s gaming industry – both land-based and online, and put the future of many companies in question due to massive backlogged taxes. Meanwhile, in Thailand, a recent official study now under evaluation by authorities predicts that some 90 percent of casino patrons would be locals. This could mean as many as 37 million Thai residents potentially frequenting a future integrated resort’s casino.

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Stifled gaming industry awaiting GST decision

Gaming companies in India, including traditional land-based operations, are eagerly awaiting a Supreme Court Decision on the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which many deem to be stifling the sector. The extreme amount of the backlogged taxes has threatened not only the growth of companies, but their very survival, notes a financial consultant. However, the situation is unlikely to worsen and could potentially improve, depending on the ruling.


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