How GST will work
The Morning Standard
|September 05, 2025
FROM next year, watching Indian Premier League games from Stadia around the country is going to get more expensive after the centre came out with a more streamlined GST 2.0 on Wednesday night. A look..
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How much was I paying for my ticket till now and what's the expected increase?
For the last few years, IPL match tickets have attracted a GST rate of 28%. So, if a ticket cost ₹1000 excluding taxes, the final cost was ₹1280. Now, the same ticket is set to cost ₹1400 as IPL tickets are going to come under luxury goods (40% tax).
Does the same apply to watching India games?
This story is from the September 05, 2025 edition of The Morning Standard.
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