Time of supply of services: earliest of invoice issuance, payment receipt, service provision, or recipient accounting entry, with special rules. The time of supply for services is the earliest of invoice issuance within the prescribed period or receipt of payment, provision of service when the invoice is late or receipt of payment, or the recipient's accounting entry if other rules do not apply; special provisions cover small excess receipts, reverse charge supplies (earlier of recipient payment entry or sixty days after invoice, with fallbacks), vouchers (issuance or redemption), unresolved cases (return filing date or tax payment date), and additions to value which are timed to actual receipt.
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Time of supply of services: earliest of invoice issuance, payment receipt, service provision, or recipient accounting entry, with special rules.
The time of supply for services is the earliest of invoice issuance within the prescribed period or receipt of payment, provision of service when the invoice is late or receipt of payment, or the recipient's accounting entry if other rules do not apply; special provisions cover small excess receipts, reverse charge supplies (earlier of recipient payment entry or sixty days after invoice, with fallbacks), vouchers (issuance or redemption), unresolved cases (return filing date or tax payment date), and additions to value which are timed to actual receipt.
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