India's NSE orders brokers to disclose and remit excess STT for FY24 and earlier years
→Broker compliance must disclose and remit excess STT with interest
Change
India's NSE instructed members to disclose and remit excess Securities Transaction Tax collected for FY24 and earlier years with interest and to submit supporting details.
Why it matters
India's NSE followed an Income Tax Department request to reconcile retained Securities Transaction Tax. Exchange members must support the reconciliations with member-level collection data.
Implications
- — Broker tax teams must remit excess Securities Transaction Tax with interest immediately. Outstanding amounts remain subject to interest until paid.
- — Broker compliance teams must submit detailed reconciliations for FY24 and earlier years now. Non-submitting members breach the NSE directive.
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