Inter state movement of goods os services

This discussion clarifies that the interstate movement of goods or services via conveyance between distinct persons is generally not considered a taxable supply. However, an exception applies if the conveyance is being moved for further supply. The conversation also explores whether this exemption implicitly covers intra-state movement, suggesting that if interstate movement isn't taxable, intra-state might also be exempt. An example was requested for a more precise answer.