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India's GST clarification on brokerage modestly positive for FPIs, analysts say

By Vivek Kumar M Oct 28 (Reuters) – The Indian government's clarification that brokerage paid by overseas clients can qualify as exports and avoid goods and services tax…

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By Vivek Kumar M Oct 28 (Reuters) – The Indian government's clarification that brokerage paid by overseas clients can qualify as exports and avoid goods and services tax (GST), subject to certain

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