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电信基础设施公司寻求1800亿卢比的进项税收抵免退款
数字基础设施提供商协会(DIPA)总干事Tilak Raj Dua告诉ETTelecom:“由于电信塔设备的进项税收抵免被拒绝，政府的总金额约为1800亿卢比，这对基础设施行业造成了巨大的财务负担。”乐动娱乐招聘
“由于电信塔设备的进项税收抵免被拒绝，政府的总金额约为1800亿卢比，这对基础设施造成了巨大的财政负担行业总干事提拉克·拉吉·杜瓦数码基建供应商协会(DIPA)告诉ETTe乐动娱乐招聘lecom。
这家总部位于德里的基础设施集团代表美国塔公司，印度塔，提升电信，塔的愿景，斯特里特锌白铜技术和顶峰数码公司。
今年早些时候，电信基础设施机构还致信财政部长Nirmala Sitharaman，寻求紧急干预。
去年，电信塔公司试图将移动塔纳入商品和服务税(GST)制度，以利用进项税抵免。
继今年10月推出下一代商业服务后，基础设施提供商或IP公司正在寻找足够的资金可用性来满足电信运营商的推出雄心。
政府通知联邦院，成立了促进电信设备出口的措施小组
电信部门于2021年3月3日发布了一项《电信许可证》修正案，其中自2021年6月6日起，所有许可证持有人都被指示在其电信网络中只连接受信任的产品。
杜瓦说:“未来五年，需要大量投资来建立底层数字基础设施，以支持5G的推出。”
安永估计，在2022-2027年期间，网络部署将需要累计投资9210亿卢比至1411亿卢比。
根据Dua的说法，塔公司的基础设施地位设想通过轻松融资和外部商业借款(ECB)的可用性来支持该部门，这仍在实施中。
2012年3月，中心允许塔行业的基础设施地位，旨在带来投资，可行性缺口资金(VGF)，欧洲央行，降低进口关税和免除消费税电信网络设备．
“不太可能为私有网络保留中频段”
据一位高级官员称，最近为5G服务拍卖了中频段(3300 - 3670 MHz)的频谱，交通部认为，将其保留给私有网络将导致财政部损失。这位人士说，美国交通部的主张是，如果有任何公司想获得频谱，就应该支付由市场决定的价格。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom infrastructure providers said that the Centre should release input tax credit worth Rs 18,000 crores held since FY 2018-19, to further facilitate the expansion of fifth generation or 5G network rollouts in the country.\"The total amount stuck with the government because of the denial of input tax credit on equipment at telecom towers amounting to about Rs 18,000 crores, is causing huge financial burden on the infrastructure industry<\/a>,\" Tilak Raj Dua, director general, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (DIPA) told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based infrastructure group represents American Tower Corporation<\/a>, Indus Towers<\/a>, Ascend Telecom<\/a>, Tower Vision<\/a>, Sterlite Technologies<\/a> and Summit Digitel.
<\/div><\/div>Dua further said that the input tax credit refund is one of the top demands from the finance ministry, and said that industry is expecting its availability in the 2023-24 budget.
Early this year, the telecom infrastructure body also sent a letter to the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman seeking urgent intervention.
Last year, telecom tower companies had sought to include mobile towers under the Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime to avail input tax credit.
Following the launch of next generation commercial services in October this year, the infrastructure providers or IP firms are looking for sufficient funds availability to meet telecom operators rollout ambitions.
Early this year, the telecom infrastructure body also sent a letter to the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman seeking urgent intervention.
Last year, telecom tower companies had sought to include mobile towers under the Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime to avail input tax credit.
Following the launch of next generation commercial services in October this year, the infrastructure providers or IP firms are looking for sufficient funds availability to meet telecom operators rollout ambitions.