Commercial use or exploitation of any event is taxable when a right to commercially exploit the event is granted or permitted. Commercial use or exploitation of any event is a chargeable service where a person grants or permits another the right to commercially use or exploit events relating to art, entertainment, business, sports or marriage; the receiver is any person and the provider is any other person.
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Commercial use or exploitation of any event is taxable when a right to commercially exploit the event is granted or permitted.
Commercial use or exploitation of any event is a chargeable service where a person grants or permits another the right to commercially use or exploit events relating to art, entertainment, business, sports or marriage; the receiver is any person and the provider is any other person.
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