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GST applies to the platform's supply of actionable claims created when players commit stakes to uncertain outcomes, including skill-based games played for stakes. Each participant obtains a contingent beneficial interest in pooled funds, while the platform is supplier where it controls rules, funds, participation and payouts. Committed stakes cease to be mere deposits and constitute consideration; valuation follows the gross stake or applicable deposit measure rather than retained platform revenue. Schedule III's negative-list treatment does not cover betting-and-gambling claims. Rule 31A governs earlier stake-based valuation, while Rules 31B and 31C prescribe online gaming and casino valuation. The online-money-gaming changes are clarificatory and apply to pending matters, subject to factual verification of deposits and computation.
GST applies to the platform's supply of actionable claims created when players commit stakes to uncertain outcomes, including skill-based games played for stakes. Each participant obtains a contingent beneficial interest in pooled funds, while the platform is supplier where it controls rules, funds, participation and payouts. Committed stakes cease to be mere deposits and constitute consideration; valuation follows the gross stake or applicable deposit measure rather than retained platform revenue. Schedule III's negative-list treatment does not cover betting-and-gambling claims. Rule 31A governs earlier stake-based valuation, while Rules 31B and 31C prescribe online gaming and casino valuation. The online-money-gaming changes are clarificatory and apply to pending matters, subject to factual verification of deposits and computation.
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