'Muso oa Kopanelo, haholo-holo Lekala la Lichelete, o ile oa tlosa keketseho ea Pokello ea Lekhetho ho Mohloli (TCS) ho liphutheloana tsa maeto a mose ho maoatle tse tla lula li sebetsa ho fihlela ka la 30 Loetse 2023. Ho feta moo, liperesente tsa TCS li eketsehile ho tloha ho 5% ho ea ho 20% chelete e fihlang ho Rs 7 lakh ka selemo le eona e tlositsoe.

IATO tšimoloho ea lebitso la pele o ile a boela a leboha Letona la Lichelete le Lekhetho la Mongoli ka ho nahana ka ho se sebetse ha TCS ka chelete ea Rs.7 lakh ka motho ka selemo ka liphutheloana tsa maeto a mose ho maoatle. Ha a ntse a ananela qeto ea 'muso, Monghali Rajiv Mehra, Mopresidente oa IATO, o itse:

"Le hoja re thabetse ho khutlisetsoa morao hona, tlhokahalo ea rona ea nako e telele ke hore TCS e lokela ho fokotsoa ho 2.5%, kaha sepheo se seholo sa 'muso ke ho tlisa ho eketsehileng letlotleng la lekhetho."

"Mme haeba mmuso o fokotsa liperesente tsa TCS ho liphutheloana tsa bohahlauli mose ho maoatle, palo e phahameng ea batho e tla ingolisa ka Indian Tour Operators ba ngolisitseng India ho fapana le ho tsamaisa maeto ka kotloloho le ba tsoang kantle ho naha. bahahlauli kapa ho behela bahahlauli ba sa ngolisoang India mme ba sa tlameha ho bokella lekhetho mohloling.”

IATO e boetse e buella hore karete ea mokoloto ea machaba e se ke ea kenyelletsoa ho Leano la Lichelete la Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) le neng le lateloa pele ho la 16 Motšeanong 2023, le tsoele pele. Tsamaiso e ncha ea lekhetho e tla beha boikarabello ba ho bokella lekhetho ho batsamaisi ba bohahlauli bao bahahlauli ba senang bandwidth kapa Maruo e hlokahalang bakeng sa ho e phethahatsa. Monghali Mehra o ile a phaella ka ho re, "[Molao] oa lekhetho o lokela ho khothalletsa [] boiketlo ba ho etsa khoebo, ha 'muso o mocha o tla sebetsa ka sepheo se fapaneng. Re batla hore mmuso le ona o hlahlobe ntlha ena. ”

IATO ke sehlopha se ka sehloohong sa bahahlauli ka har'a naha se nang le litho tse fetang 1,700.

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“And if the government reduces the TCS percentage on overseas tour packages, higher number of people will book through the Indian Tour Operators who are registered in India instead of booking tours directly with the foreign tour operators or booking online tour operators who are not registered in India and are not liable to collect tax at source.
The new taxation regime would put the onus of collection of tax on the tour operators for which tour operators neither have the bandwidth or the resources required for implementing it.
In addition, the TCS percentage increase from 5% to 20% on amounts up to Rs 7 lakh per annum has also been withdrawn.