Place of supply rules ensure destination-based taxation, determining intra-state or inter-state GST liability and tax jurisdiction. Place of supply rules allocate the taxable jurisdiction under GST by applying the destination-based consumption principle to identify where a supply is treated as consumed. These rules classify transactions as intra-state or inter-state, determining whether combined State and central taxes apply within a State or whether a single inter-state GST applies, thereby directing tax incidence and revenue allocation to the appropriate taxing authority.
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Place of supply rules ensure destination-based taxation, determining intra-state or inter-state GST liability and tax jurisdiction.
Place of supply rules allocate the taxable jurisdiction under GST by applying the destination-based consumption principle to identify where a supply is treated as consumed. These rules classify transactions as intra-state or inter-state, determining whether combined State and central taxes apply within a State or whether a single inter-state GST applies, thereby directing tax incidence and revenue allocation to the appropriate taxing authority.
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