what is the place of supply where goods are delivered to a third party on the direction of buyer
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This discussion clarifies the 'place of supply' rules, particularly for the 'bill to ship to' model. When a buyer instructs a supplier to deliver goods to a third party, the place of supply is generally considered to be the buyer's principal place of business. Consequently, IGST is applicable in such transactions, even if the delivery location differs from the buyer's registered address.
Supplier in WB, buyer in bihar.but instruction of buyer matarial delivery in WB. in this case place of service is Bihar and IGST is applicable am I weight?
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