- The Indian Customs Agency has issued a circular clarifying GST rules for determining the place of supply for specific services.
- The circular explains that the supplier’s location will be considered the place of supply for transportation services via mail and couriers when the recipients’ location is unidentified.
- For billboard advertisement services, the place of supply will be based on the location of the immovable property. If the advertising company uses a vendor service without rentals, the place of supply will shift to the advertising company’s location.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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