E – Way bill is an abbreviation for the words Electronic Way Bill. It is:
A is a consumer. He buys goods from B and asks B to deliver it directly to C. The value of the good is ₹ 51000. Who should file an e-way bill?
Ans:Since A is an unregistered person, he can ask B to issue an e-way bill based on the bill or invoice raised to A.
A, can also enroll as a citizen and generate the e-way bill himself.
A and B are registered dealers. A buys goods from B and asks him to deliver the goods directly to C who is A’s customer. The value of the goods is ₹ 51000. How many e-way bills are required?
In this scenario, tow supplies are involved and hence ideally, 2 e-way bills should be issued:
Invoice 1 – from B to A
Invoice 2 – from A to C.
However, as per CGST Rules, 2017, either A or B can generate the e-way bill, But it has to be generated as per the following procedure:
IF GENERATED BY B –
IF GENERATED BY A-
An e-Way bill can be generated in the following ways:
Using Web-based system
Using SMS based facility
Using Android App
Bulk Generation facility
Using Site-to-Site Integration facility
Using GSP (Goods and Service Tax Suvidha Provider)
The most common portal for generation of e-Way bill is https://ewaybillgst.gov.in
1. Registration on the e-Way bill portal.
2. Invoice/ Bill of Supply/ Challan related to the consignment of goods.
3. Transport by Road – Transporter ID or Vehicle Number
4. Transport by Rail/ Air/ Ship – Transported ID, Transport Document Number and date on the document.
*Over dimensional Cargo – cargo carried as a single indivisible unit and which exceeds the dimensional rules prescribed in Rule 93 of the Central Motors Vehicle Rules 1989.
An e-Way bill contains two parts:
Consequences of non- conformance to e-way bill rules:
he penalty will be INR 10,000 or tax evaded – whichever is greater.
The e-way bill provisions under GST aim to bring in a uniform e-way bill rule which will be applicable throughout the country.
The physical interface will pave way for digital interface which will facilitate faster movement of goods and improve efficiency.
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