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Korea
China
Japan
India
Let’s break it down:
- Under the GST Act 2017, when goods are imported into India, the “place of supply” is always India.
- It doesn’t matter if the goods are coming from Italy, Japan, China, or Korea.
- This is because the GST law sees imports as supplies where the location of the importer (that’s Vishal, in Delhi) sets the place of supply.
- So, GST gets charged as “Integrated Tax” (IGST) on imports, with India as the place of supply, every time.
Option 4: India is correct.
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