GSTN Issued Advisory on Registration & Returns for Persons Supplying Online Money Gaming or OIDAR Services

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GSTN Update dated October 17th, 2023

The GSTN has issued an advisory to inform that it is in the process of developing the functionality of new registration for persons making supplies of online money gaming or OIDAR to a person in India. In the meantime, an alternative functionality is made available on the portal.

It is advised that any person engaged in the supply of Online Money Gaming, who is required to be registered in accordance with the recent amendments, can file their registration application in the existing Form GST REG-10 itself. Along with the said application, such person will also be required to upload a pdf copy of the information furnished in Row 2(iia) of the amended FORM GST REG-10 in the ‘Documents Upload’ section available in the Part -A of Form GST REG-10. Similarly, such persons engaged in making supplies of Online Money Gaming are advised to furnish the details of such supplies in the existing Tables 5 and 5A of Form GSTR-5A itself.

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