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COAI Seeks Reduction in Licence Fee to 1 Percent, Waiver in Customs Duty for 5G Network Equipment
Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI)has urged the government for rationalisation of GST, reduce of licence fee to 1 percent from 3 percent and sought a waiver of customs duty on network equipment for the 5G rollout. During the pre-Budget discussions, the telecom operators' body also sought the removal of GST on the licence fee, spectrum ...
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Of Loop Telecom Seeking Refund Of Licence Fee
Supreme Court dismissed a plea of Loop Telecom seeking refund of Rs 1,454 crore paid for 2G licence and damages for loss of reputation after its cancellation.
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Court Seeks Centre Reply On Airtel Plea For Over Rs 2,500 Crore Refund
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought the Centre's response on telecom major Bharti Airtel's plea seeking a refund of over Rs 2,500 crore, which includes disputed licence fees of Rs 399.92 crore paid by it for its Punjab circle for 1996-98 and interest on the amount.
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Loop, STel, Etisalat DB may not to get any licence fee refund: sources
The government is unlikely to refund licence fee of telecom companies, whose licences were quashed by the Supreme Court in 2012, NDTV has learned. Thus, Loop, STel and Etisalat DB are not likely to get any refund from the government for the one-time licence fee they had paid.
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Refund fee to telcos whose licences were scrapped: EGoM
An ministerial panel recommended that the fees paid in 2008 by those telecom operators set to lose their permits after a Supreme Court order be adjusted against the price in an upcoming auction or be refunded, senior government officials said.
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Telecom regulator says no refund for cancelled licences
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India plans to recommend that carriers be denied a refund of their licence fees if they lose or surrender permits
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COAI Seeks Reduction in Licence Fee to 1 Percent, Waiver in Customs Duty for 5G Network Equipment
Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI)has urged the government for rationalisation of GST, reduce of licence fee to 1 percent from 3 percent and sought a waiver of customs duty on network equipment for the 5G rollout. During the pre-Budget discussions, the telecom operators' body also sought the removal of GST on the licence fee, spectrum ...
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Of Loop Telecom Seeking Refund Of Licence Fee
Supreme Court dismissed a plea of Loop Telecom seeking refund of Rs 1,454 crore paid for 2G licence and damages for loss of reputation after its cancellation.
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Court Seeks Centre Reply On Airtel Plea For Over Rs 2,500 Crore Refund
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought the Centre's response on telecom major Bharti Airtel's plea seeking a refund of over Rs 2,500 crore, which includes disputed licence fees of Rs 399.92 crore paid by it for its Punjab circle for 1996-98 and interest on the amount.
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Loop, STel, Etisalat DB may not to get any licence fee refund: sources
The government is unlikely to refund licence fee of telecom companies, whose licences were quashed by the Supreme Court in 2012, NDTV has learned. Thus, Loop, STel and Etisalat DB are not likely to get any refund from the government for the one-time licence fee they had paid.
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Refund fee to telcos whose licences were scrapped: EGoM
An ministerial panel recommended that the fees paid in 2008 by those telecom operators set to lose their permits after a Supreme Court order be adjusted against the price in an upcoming auction or be refunded, senior government officials said.
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Telecom regulator says no refund for cancelled licences
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India plans to recommend that carriers be denied a refund of their licence fees if they lose or surrender permits
