Indian Banks Face 18% GST on Co-Branded Credit Card Charges

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India's GST authority has clarified that fees charged by banks to their co-branding partners are subject to an 18% tax. This ruling applies to all transactions from July 2017 onward. Officials state these fees constitute a taxable service supplied by the banks. The clarification could lead to significant tax demands for past periods.

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