Question 4 - What is the need to have separate rules for place of supply in respect of B2B (supplies to registered persons) and B2C (supplies to unregistered persons) transactions
FAQ on GST dated 21.9.2016 based on Draft Model GST Chapter 22 Place of Supply of Goods and Service
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Place of supply rules: different B2B and B2C treatment due to input tax credit pass-through versus final consumption. Different treatment of the place of supply is necessary because B2B supplies are pass-through events where taxes paid are recoverable as input tax credit by the recipient, so recipient location generally determines taxing rights, while B2C supplies are final consumption and taxes collected accrue to the government, requiring place of supply rules to identify where consumption occurs.
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Place of supply rules: different B2B and B2C treatment due to input tax credit pass-through versus final consumption.
Different treatment of the place of supply is necessary because B2B supplies are pass-through events where taxes paid are recoverable as input tax credit by the recipient, so recipient location generally determines taxing rights, while B2C supplies are final consumption and taxes collected accrue to the government, requiring place of supply rules to identify where consumption occurs.
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