E-way bill is an electronic document used to track the movement of goods introduced under the Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime. It is mandatory for a taxable person registered under GST involved in the transportation of goods with a value of over Rs.50,000 to possess an E-way bill generated on the GST Portal.
Who Should Generate an E-Way Bill?
A person having GST registration who is causing goods movement should generate an E-way bill.
An unregistered person is also required to generate an E-way bill when making a supply to a registered person.
A transporter carrying goods via road, air, rail, etc., is required to generate an E-way bill if the supplier has not generated any E-way Bill.
Documents Required to Generate an E-Way Bill
Invoice/ Bill of supply/ Challan relevant to the consignment of goods.
In case of Transport by road- Transporter ID or the vehicle number.
Transport by rail, air, or ship- Transporter ID, Transport document number, and date.
E-Way Bill Format
The E-way bill consists of two parts Part A and B. Part A collects the details related to consignment, usually the invoice details. Accordingly, the following information needs to be submitted:
Access the E-Way bill generation portal at https://ewaybill.nic.in/ and enter login details.
Click on the “Generate New” option from the E-Way bill- Main menu page to create a new E-Way bill.
Fill in the details required similar to creating a GST invoice.
Generate E-Way bill.
Consolidate E-Way Bill Generation.
What is the minimum distance required for E-way bill?
There is no minimum distance required for an E-way bill. It is mandatory for a taxable person registered under GST involved in the transportation of goods with a value of over Rs.50,000 to possess an E-way bill generated on the GST Portal
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