Reverse charge: recipient bears tax liability for specified supplies, shifting payment responsibility from supplier to recipient. Reverse charge is the statutory mechanism shifting the obligation to pay indirect tax from the supplier to the recipient of supplies of goods or services; the recipient is the person liable to discharge tax where specified by the relevant charging provisions, making the recipient primarily responsible for tax payment and compliance for such transactions.
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Reverse charge: recipient bears tax liability for specified supplies, shifting payment responsibility from supplier to recipient.
Reverse charge is the statutory mechanism shifting the obligation to pay indirect tax from the supplier to the recipient of supplies of goods or services; the recipient is the person liable to discharge tax where specified by the relevant charging provisions, making the recipient primarily responsible for tax payment and compliance for such transactions.
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