Agent-principal joint liability makes both parties responsible for tax when an agent supplies or receives goods for a principal. Where an agent supplies or receives taxable goods on behalf of a principal, both agent and principal are jointly and severally liable for the tax payable on those goods under the Act; the provision creates shared enforceable tax responsibility for agency transactions.
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Agent-principal joint liability makes both parties responsible for tax when an agent supplies or receives goods for a principal.
Where an agent supplies or receives taxable goods on behalf of a principal, both agent and principal are jointly and severally liable for the tax payable on those goods under the Act; the provision creates shared enforceable tax responsibility for agency transactions.
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