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Place of supply for renting of immovable property

V Rajalakshmi

A person having a place of registration in Chennai having a commercial prop in TN and in Karnataka. is it mandatory for him to obtain reg in Karnataka or can he raise igst inv from TN for karnataka property.

GST Dispute: Is Separate Registration Required for Renting Property in Different State? Section 12 Analysis Sparks Debate. A discussion on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) concerning the place of supply for renting immovable property involved a query about whether a person registered in Chennai must obtain separate registration in Karnataka for a commercial property there, or if they can issue an Integrated GST (IGST) invoice from Tamil Nadu. Responses varied: some stated that separate registration in Karnataka is mandatory due to the property's location, while others argued that registration in Karnataka is unnecessary if supply can be managed from Tamil Nadu. The debate highlighted differing interpretations of GST provisions and practical experiences. (AI Summary)
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