CMA Final · Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation · E-commerce Transaction and Liability in Special Cases
Under section 393(1) Note 4, a transaction on which both serial number 8(v) (e-commerce) and serial number 8(vi) (virtual digital asset) apply for tax deduction is handled in which manner?
Tax is deducted only under serial number 8(vi), the virtual digital asset provision. Note 4 overrides Note 3 when both provisions apply to one transaction, so the e-commerce 0.1% deduction is not made and there is no double deduction.
- ATax is deducted at 0.1% only under serial number 8(v)
- BTax is deducted twice, once under each serial number
- CTax is deducted only under serial number 8(vi)Correct
- DNo tax is deducted under either serial number
Explanation
Note 4 states that where both apply, irrespective of Note 3, tax on such transaction is deducted only under serial number 8(vi), i.e. at 1% on consideration for transfer of a virtual digital asset. Deducting under 8(v) would ignore Note 4 and double deduction is not provided.
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