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Section 12 - Special provision for payment of tax by a supplier of online information and database access or retrieval services located outside India to specified person in the taxable territory
MODEL IGST LAW - Draft The Integrated Goods and Services Tax Act, 2016 - [November 2016] Chapter V PAYMENT OF TAX
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Supplier liability for cross-border online services: foreign suppliers must pay IGST when such services are received domestically. Where online information and database access or retrieval services are supplied from a non-taxable territory to recipients in the taxable territory, the non-resident supplier is liable to pay IGST; intermediaries are deemed suppliers unless they satisfy conditions regarding invoicing, payment collection, delivery authorisation, and terms setting. Non-resident suppliers must obtain a single registration under a Simplified Registration Scheme, and any in-territory representative or appointed person must register and be liable to pay IGST on the supplier's behalf.
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Supplier liability for cross-border online services: foreign suppliers must pay IGST when such services are received domestically.
Where online information and database access or retrieval services are supplied from a non-taxable territory to recipients in the taxable territory, the non-resident supplier is liable to pay IGST; intermediaries are deemed suppliers unless they satisfy conditions regarding invoicing, payment collection, delivery authorisation, and terms setting. Non-resident suppliers must obtain a single registration under a Simplified Registration Scheme, and any in-territory representative or appointed person must register and be liable to pay IGST on the supplier's behalf.
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