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of <h1>Distinct Place of Supply Rules Needed for B2B vs. B2C: Differing Tax Implications and Input Tax Credit Use.</h1> Separate rules for the place of supply in B2B and B2C transactions are necessary due to the differing tax implications. In B2B transactions, taxes paid are credited to the recipient, functioning as a pass-through, where the recipient can use the input tax credit for future tax payments. The recipient often resupplies to another party, and the supply is consumed only when converted into a B2C transaction. In B2C transactions, the supply is consumed directly, and the taxes paid are retained by the government, making the location of the consumer crucial for tax purposes.
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