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Google Pay Reportedly Levies Convenience Fees on Bill Payments via Credit and Debit Cards
Google Pay is now levying convenience fees on bill payments made via credit and debit cards, according to a report. Until now, the unified payments interface (UPI) platform was charging users Rs. 3 as a service fee on mobile recharges. However, it will now reportedly also levy a charge, in addition to the goods and service tax (GST), on utility bil...
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IRCTC Online Transactions: Here's How Much You Pay On Net Banking, Wallets, Card Payments
IRCTC Online Transactions: IRCTC offers several payment options such as net banking, debit/credit cards and mobile wallets, which can be used as per user's convenience.
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SBI Savings Bank Account: ATM Withdrawal, New Debit Card And Other Charges
If you transfer funds from app SBI Buddy to your savings bank account, you have to pay a charge of 3 per cent plus taxes, the public sector lender said in a release.
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RBI To Reimburse Banks' MDR Charges On Debit Card Payments To Government
RBI in a notification said that it will reimburse banks the MDR on debit cards used for payment of tax and non-tax dues to the Government of India with effect from January 1, 2017.
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No Service Tax on Credit, Debit Card Transactions Up to Rs. 2,000
The service tax waiver on transactions less than Rs. 2,000 made using credit, debit and other cards is likely to promote cashless payments.
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Government To Waive Service Tax On Card Transactions Up To Rs 2,000
A notification to this effect will be tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Parliament.
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Tax Break On Payments Upto Rs 2,000 If You Use Card, Not Cash
Starting today, you will not be charged any service tax when you use your credit or debit card for up to Rs 2,000. Currently, you pay 15% as the tax on these transactions.
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No Surcharge, Service Charge on Card, Digital Payments: Cabinet
"The promotion of payments through cards and digital means will be instrumental in reducing tax avoidance, migration of government payments and collections to cashless mode."
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Google Pay Reportedly Levies Convenience Fees on Bill Payments via Credit and Debit Cards
Google Pay is now levying convenience fees on bill payments made via credit and debit cards, according to a report. Until now, the unified payments interface (UPI) platform was charging users Rs. 3 as a service fee on mobile recharges. However, it will now reportedly also levy a charge, in addition to the goods and service tax (GST), on utility bil...
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IRCTC Online Transactions: Here's How Much You Pay On Net Banking, Wallets, Card Payments
IRCTC Online Transactions: IRCTC offers several payment options such as net banking, debit/credit cards and mobile wallets, which can be used as per user's convenience.
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SBI Savings Bank Account: ATM Withdrawal, New Debit Card And Other Charges
If you transfer funds from app SBI Buddy to your savings bank account, you have to pay a charge of 3 per cent plus taxes, the public sector lender said in a release.
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RBI To Reimburse Banks' MDR Charges On Debit Card Payments To Government
RBI in a notification said that it will reimburse banks the MDR on debit cards used for payment of tax and non-tax dues to the Government of India with effect from January 1, 2017.
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No Service Tax on Credit, Debit Card Transactions Up to Rs. 2,000
The service tax waiver on transactions less than Rs. 2,000 made using credit, debit and other cards is likely to promote cashless payments.
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Government To Waive Service Tax On Card Transactions Up To Rs 2,000
A notification to this effect will be tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Parliament.
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Tax Break On Payments Upto Rs 2,000 If You Use Card, Not Cash
Starting today, you will not be charged any service tax when you use your credit or debit card for up to Rs 2,000. Currently, you pay 15% as the tax on these transactions.
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No Surcharge, Service Charge on Card, Digital Payments: Cabinet
"The promotion of payments through cards and digital means will be instrumental in reducing tax avoidance, migration of government payments and collections to cashless mode."
