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GST for Fintech Companies
Financial service exemption vs platform fee taxation

Fintech GST depends on whether the revenue is exempt financial service income, taxable platform/technology fee, data service, subscription or cross-border OIDAR/RCM item.

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Last fact-checked: 2026-05-27
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Last fact-checked: 2026-05-27

Transition rule: AY 2026-27 covers FY 2025-26 and continues under the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Income-tax Act 2025 Tax Year language applies for income earned from 1 April 2026 onward.

This Batch 12 page avoids treating future-dated payroll/form/rule changes as final filing advice. Verify the active form, notification, payroll circular or portal utility before implementation.

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What this covers

Fintech GST depends on whether the revenue is exempt financial service income, taxable platform/technology fee, data service, subscription or cross-border OIDAR/RCM item.

  • GST for Fintech Companies needs year, state, industry and document-specific handling before filing or quoting.
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Use cases

Who this is for

  • Payment gateway fee GST.
  • Digital lending platform fee.
  • Investment app subscription.
  • Foreign API/processor RCM.
Records

Documents and data to verify

  • Revenue stream breakup.
  • Customer contracts.
  • Invoices.
  • Foreign vendor bills.
  • GST returns.
Care points

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Treating all fintech revenue as exempt.
  • No RCM on foreign services.
  • Wrong place of supply.
  • ITC not mapped to exempt/taxable supplies.
Action

How to proceed

  • Confirm the applicable year, taxpayer type, form, state and portal status before acting.
  • Reconcile portal data with payslips, books, invoices, Form 16/26AS/AIS, GST returns, EPFO records or contracts.
  • Prepare a written computation, filing note, checklist or response with assumptions clearly stated.
  • Download acknowledgements, challans, workings and evidence after filing or submission.
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Can WorkIndex help with this?

Yes. Post the facts and documents; relevant experts can quote for filing, advisory, reconciliation, registration, appeal support or ongoing compliance.

Is this page final legal advice?

No. Use it to prepare. A professional should verify the active law year, notification, portal utility and records before filing or taking a tax position.

What should I mention while posting?

Mention the year, state, form, deadline, amount involved, documents available, portal status and whether you need filing, correction, advisory or representation.

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