Principal supply determination: printing with supplier-provided physical inputs treated as goods, while printer-provided inputs yield service classification. Clarification applies the principal supply test to printing contracts: where the printer supplies physical inputs and the recipient supplies only content, printing is the predominant element and treated as supply of services; where the printed items are goods and physical inputs belong to the supplier, the predominant supply is of goods and printing is ancillary, hence treated as supply of goods.
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Principal supply determination: printing with supplier-provided physical inputs treated as goods, while printer-provided inputs yield service classification.
Clarification applies the principal supply test to printing contracts: where the printer supplies physical inputs and the recipient supplies only content, printing is the predominant element and treated as supply of services; where the printed items are goods and physical inputs belong to the supplier, the predominant supply is of goods and printing is ancillary, hence treated as supply of goods.
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