So the delivery address, as recorded on the invoice, should be considered the place of supply for goods sold to unregistered buyers in e-commerce transactions. If a buyer (unregistered) provides a billing address in Karnataka and a delivery address in Uttar Pradesh, the place of supply will be Uttar Pradesh. The billing address, in this case, becomes irrelevant. Thank you Sir.
Is this only restricted to e-commerce transactions or to all the transactions by registered people to URD? But the place of supply is the billing address in the Bill to Ship to model in B2B, which is inverse of the above? Please clarify the position. Thanks
very very important information... useful too
What a nice delivery it was... Thank you sir
Thank you sir for sharing this informative video
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Very good information..Thank you sir
Very good information sir
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Thanks for the update Sir
Thanks you sir
So the delivery address, as recorded on the invoice, should be considered the place of supply for goods sold to unregistered buyers in e-commerce transactions. If a buyer (unregistered) provides a billing address in Karnataka and a delivery address in Uttar Pradesh, the place of supply will be Uttar Pradesh. The billing address, in this case, becomes irrelevant. Thank you Sir.
This issue will mostly arise where buyer sends goods as gift to other person and both are in different State.
Now my question is..sale to B2C in intrastate and place of supply interstate..then applied igst or chat.sgst???
Is this only restricted to e-commerce transactions or to all the transactions by registered people to URD?
But the place of supply is the billing address in the Bill to Ship to model in B2B, which is inverse of the above? Please clarify the position. Thanks
Some video please Hindi language
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