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Goods or not - e-goods - sale/ supply within state - classification of services - rate of GST - goods delivered through CLOUD located outside India - In the absence of complete details and information as available, it is deemed that, the customer is in India which is a taxable territory and since the applicant is also located in India, GST is leviable on such supply of services. - The applicant is required to obtain registration and pay GST under reverse charge mechanism. We reiterate that IGST is applicable under section 5(3) & 5(4) of the IGST Act at the rate mentioned in para 5.4.1 above i.e @18%. - AAR
Goods or not - e-goods - sale/ supply within state - classification of services - rate of GST - goods delivered through CLOUD located outside India - In the absence of complete details and information as available, it is deemed that, the customer is in India which is a taxable territory and since the applicant is also located in India, GST is leviable on such supply of services. - The applicant is required to obtain registration and pay GST under reverse charge mechanism. We reiterate that IGST is applicable under section 5(3) & 5(4) of the IGST Act at the rate mentioned in para 5.4.1 above i.e @18%. - AAR
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