Place of supply rules differ for goods and services due to tangibility, delivery variability, and multi location effects. Place of supply rules differ because goods are tangible with ascertainable consumption locations, while services are intangible and raise determination problems: delivery modes change, provider/recipient locations and billing can be altered or mobile, and some services produce effects in multiple jurisdictions, all compounded by evolving technologies and service models.
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Place of supply rules differ for goods and services due to tangibility, delivery variability, and multi location effects.
Place of supply rules differ because goods are tangible with ascertainable consumption locations, while services are intangible and raise determination problems: delivery modes change, provider/recipient locations and billing can be altered or mobile, and some services produce effects in multiple jurisdictions, all compounded by evolving technologies and service models.
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