Charge of service tax on cross-border services treating recipient as provider creates reverse liability for services received in India. Charge of Service Tax on services provided from outside India and received by persons in India treats such services as taxable services provided by the recipient in India, with an exception for individuals receiving services for non business personal use; separate permanent establishments in India and abroad are treated as distinct persons, branches or agencies count as business establishments, and a corporate's place of incorporation counts as its usual place of residence.
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Charge of service tax on cross-border services treating recipient as provider creates reverse liability for services received in India.
Charge of Service Tax on services provided from outside India and received by persons in India treats such services as taxable services provided by the recipient in India, with an exception for individuals receiving services for non business personal use; separate permanent establishments in India and abroad are treated as distinct persons, branches or agencies count as business establishments, and a corporate's place of incorporation counts as its usual place of residence.
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