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Jin from BTS thrills fans with the teaser of Run Jin
BTS’s Jin, recently discharged from military service, is back with a bang! Busy with concerts, brand deals, and even participating in the 2024 Paris Olympics torch relay, Jin has now announced the return of the beloved variety show Run BTS! with a solo spin-off titled Run Jin.
Run BTS! was a staple in ARMY’s weekly routine, filled with games, challenges, and fun activities. The show halted when BTS members began their military enlistment, leaving fans with an major void on Tuesdays. But now, Jin is here to bring back the excitement.
The new series, teased on the BTS YouTube channel on July 30, promises the fun and games that fans have missed. Run Jin will feature Jin in various activities, starting with a hiking trip to Hallasan, a volcanic mountain in South Korea. The teaser video shows Jin chatting with staff about his eagerness to create content for fans immediately after his discharge.
Run Jin is set to premiere on Tuesday, August 13. Get ready for a fun-filled adventure with Jin.
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Infosys Gets Pre-Show Cause Notice For Alleged Rs 32,400-Crore GST Evasion
IT services company Infosys has been issued a pre-show cause notice for alleged goods and services tax (GST) evasion up to Rs 32,403 crore.
In a BSE filing, the Bengaluru headquartered IT firm said the Karnataka GST authorities have issued a pre-show cause notice for payment of GST of Rs 32,403 crore for the period July 2017 to March 2022, towards expenses incurred by overseas branch offices of Infosys Ltd, and added that the company has responded to the pre-show cause notice.
“… The company has also received a pre-show cause notice from the Director General of GST Intelligence on the same matter and the company is in the process of responding to the same,” the filing said.
The company believes that as per regulations, GST is not applicable on such expenses, it said.
“Additionally, as per a recent circular… issued by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs on the recommendations of the GST Council, services provided by the overseas branches to the Indian entity are not subject to GST,” Infosys said.
Infosys said GST payments are eligible for credit or refund against export of IT services. “Infosys has paid all its GST dues and is fully in compliance with the central and state regulations on this matter,” the company said.
Sources said the Infosys offices outside India would be treated as distinct entities from the company as per the Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) Act. All services given by the branch offices would be treated as import of services and so attract GST, the sources said.