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<h1>Understanding Place of Supply: Challenges in Taxing Intangible Services vs. Tangible Goods Under Evolving Rules</h1> Place of supply provisions differ for goods and services due to the inherent nature of each. Goods, being tangible, have a clear place of consumption. Services, however, are intangible and present challenges in determining the place of supply. Factors include the ease of altering service delivery methods, the lack of a tangible trail, the non-mandatory fixed location for service providers or recipients, and the potential for services to span multiple locations. Additionally, the evolving nature of services, such as digital and online services, introduces complexities in taxation and regulation.