Online gaming firms have approached the Supreme Court to review its 27 May judgment, which upheld the 28% GST levy and retrospective tax demands exceeding ₹1.5 trillion.
The ruling was made in May
Jul 14, 2026
04:02 pm
What's the storyA group of online gaming companies has petitioned the Supreme Court, seeking a review of its May 27 judgment.
The ruling had upheld the constitutional validity of a 28% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on online gaming. It also rejected challenges to retrospective tax demands exceeding ₹1.5 trillion.
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