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The Indian government has proposed to abolish the Equalisation Levy or digital tax on online advertisements from April 1, 2025. This move aims to reduce the tax burden on digital ad consumers and costs on platforms like Google, X, and Meta, and is seen as an accommodative stance towards the US, which has threatened tariffs.
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