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Meaning
The E Way Bill, also known as the Electronic Way Bill, is a term that arose from the Goods and Service Tax regime. While it was present at the time of the Value Added Tax, it was also used to monitor the movement of goods between states. It is essentially an electronically produced paper or bill that contains the basic information of a consignment of goods that is being shipped within a specific geographic area.
Components of E way Bill
E way Bill is generated in Form GST EWB - 01 which has following two Parts:
Part A | It contains details such as Recipient’s GSTIN, Place of Delivery of goods, Invoice number, Value of goods, HSN code of goods transported, transportation reason etc. |
Part B | It contains Transporter details such as his Vehicle Number. This needs to be filled by the Transporter. |
Who generates E way Bill
The responsibility to generate E way Bill lies with registered person who is causing movement of goods. It can be generated by Consignor, Consignee or the Transporter.
1.When Consignor or Consignee is a Registered person under the GST Act, they have to generate E way bill when they cause movement of goods or consignment by way of their own or hired vehicle or by Public Conveyance such as Railways, Vessel or by Air. They have to fill Part A of Form GST EWB - 01 on the common Portal (https://ewaybillgst.gov.in/). However they can also authorize Transporter to fill Part A of the Form on their behalf.
2. Part B of the Form shall also be filled by the Registered Consignor or Consignee. In case they do not fill the details in Part B it has to be filled by the Transporter but In case transportation of goods is done by Railways or by Air or Vessel, then the Registered Consignor or Consignee shall fill Part B of the Form and the goods shall be delivered only when E way Bill is produced by the Consignee.
3.If Consignor or Consignee does not generate E way bill then Transporter can also generate it by filling Part B of the Form on the basis of information provided by Consignor or Consignee in Part A of the Form.
4.When goods or consignment is transported by unregistered person, the E way ill shall be generated by the recipient but the Transporter may also generate the e way Bill at his option.
Case of Multiple Consignments
When a transporter carries multiple consignments for different consignor and consignees having with different consignment values, E way Bill need to be generated only for the consignments whose individual values exceed Rs. 50,000 and if there are none then it is not required. Also the Transporter can generate a consolidated E way bill in which E way Bill numbers of single consignments will have to be entered in Form GST EWB-02. In case goods of same consignor and consignee is transported with with different invoices, a separate E way Bill shall be generated for all the invoices.
Validity of E way Bill
S. No. | Type of Vehicle | Distance covered | Validity |
1. |
NORMAL CARGO | Up to 100 Km Other than Over Dimensional cargo | 1 day |
For every additional 100 Km or part thereof | 1 additional day | ||
2. |
OVER DIMENSIONAL CARGO
| Up to 20 Km | 1 day |
For every additional 20 Km or part thereof | 1 additional day |
When E way Bill is not required to be generated
Generation of E way Bill even if Value of goods is less than Rs. 50,000
In the following cases E way bill shall be generated even if the value of goods being transported is less than Rs. 50,000:
Importance of E way Bill
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