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June WTO meeting: India unlikely to create obstacle to e-communications moratorium

By Loretta Hudson
June 4, 2022
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Developing countries, including India, have fought for policy space to impose tariffs on electronic transmissions

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India may not create a big deal with proposed extension of moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions at crucial World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting scheduled from June 12 . Currently, under the WTO moratorium, countries do not impose customs duties on cross-border e-commerce transactions.


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First published: Saturday 04 June 2022. 06:08 IST

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