Place of Supply and Issues therein (Part 1: Goods)
Aditya Surte
INTRODUCTION
1.1 The introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India brought about a significant
transformation in the system of indirect taxation. A paradigm shift in relation to supply of
goods was moving from an origin-based to a destination-based taxation system. Under the
erstwhile regime, when the goods were supplied from one State to another, Central Sales Tax was
collected and retained by the State from where the movement of goods originated. Under the GST
regime, Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) is collected and allocated to the State to
where the goods are destined.
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