- Bundled transactions involve selling two or more products or services for a single price.
- Products must be distinct and separately identifiable.
- The True Object Test determines the primary purpose of a bundled transaction.
- If the primary purpose is the tangible good, the transaction is usually taxable.
- If the primary purpose is the service, the transaction is usually non-taxable.
Source: vatabout.com
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