DID YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT E-WAY BILL CONCEPT AND RELATED PROVISION UNDER GST?
Below article explains the concept of E-way bill and various provision related to E Way bill
1. Why E way bill is required?
2. What is an E Way Bill?
3. When should E-Way bill be generated?
4. What If supply is Intrastate?
5. Who has to generate E-Way Bill?
6. Does E-Way Bill to be generated even if Value
less than 50000?
7. How many E-Way bill to be issued in case of
Bill To Ship To model?
8. What details to be furnished in E-Way bill?
9. What is Form GST EWB-02?
10. What is Validity of E-Way Bill?
11. What E-Way bill provision in case of Export and
Import of goods?
12. What is Vahan System?
13. Why E-way bill system needs integration with
VAHAN System?
14. What is step by step Guide to Generate EWay
Bill (EWB-01) online?
15. How the e-Way Bill looks like when generated
online?
16. Some special points related to E Way Bill
1)Why E
way bill is required?
It helps to identify the movement
of goods at every state and thus helps
prevent tax evasion (If bill is not accounted by either by seller or
buyer).
2)What is
an E Way Bill? (From 1.04.2018)
E WAY Bill is an Electronic
Way Bill for the movement of Goods to be generated on the E Way Bill Portal.
3)When
should E-Way bill be generated ?
It is to be generated when it
satisfied 3 conditions-
1) Movement of goods in a vehicle/
conveyance.
2) Only in
case of Interstate Movement of goods
3) Where invoice value exceeds Rs. 50,000
(either each Invoice or in aggregate of all invoices in a such
vehicle/conveyance)
The E-Way Bill is to be generated
a)
In relation to supply
b)
In relation to return
c)
Purchase
from unregistered person
4)What If supply is Intrastate?
State
will notify intrastate limits for generation of E-Way Bill.
E-way bill has also been made applicable in phased manner for intra-state
movement of goods by June 3, 2018
and has been notified in each state.
5)Who has
to generate E-Way Bill?
- Registered Person – E way bill MUST
be generated when there is a movement
of goods in excess of Rs 50,000 in value to or from a registered person. A Registered person or the
transporter MAY choose
to generate and carry e way bill even
if the value of goods is less than Rs 50,000.
- Unregistered Persons – Unregistered
persons are also required to generate e-Way Bill. However, where a supply is made by an unregistered
person to a registered person, the receiver (registered person) will have to ensure all the
compliances are met as if they were the supplier.
- Transporter – Transporters carrying goods by road, air,
rail, etc. also need to generate
e-Way Bill if the supplier has not generated an e-Way Bill.
Illustrative
cases to understand - who can generate
E-way bill?
|
Case 1 :- Seller and Buyer both are registered
|
Then E way bill should be generated
by Seller |
|
Case 2:- Seller (Unregistered) and Buyer registered |
Then E way bill should be generated
by Buyer |
|
Case 3: Seller and Buyer both are unregistered |
Then E way bill should be generated
by Transporter |
Note:- Unregistered Transporters will be issued
Transporter ID on enrolling on the e-way bill portal after which Eway bills
can be generated.
6)Does
E-Way Bill to be generated even if Value less than 50000?
The E-Way bill is to be generated even if value is less than 50000 in the following two cases:
1. Inter-State transfer of goods by
Principal to Job worker.
2. Inter-State
transfer of handicraft goods by a person exempted from obtaining registration.
7)How
many E-Way bill to be issued in case of Bill To Ship To model?
In case of Bill To
Ship To Model only One E-Way
Bill to be generated Either by A (Seller) Or by B (Buyer)
B (Buyer) directs A (Seller) to send goods to C (Original
Recipient)
Two
supplies are involved in the above transaction
B to
take ITC on invoice issued by A
C to
take ITC on invoice issued issued by B.
8)What
details to be furnished in E-Way bill?
Form GST EWB-01
Contains two parts-
Part A Contains details
of Seller & Recipients Such as name,address GSTIN of Seller /recipients, Place
of delivery,HSN Code etc
Part B Contains Details of Transporter (It is not Mandatory -
If distance is upto 50 kms)
9)What is
Form GST EWB-02?
Where in one
conveyance multiple consignments are intended to be transporter. In
such case transporter may indicate
serial no. of e-way bill generated in respect of EACH such consignment
A
Consolidated E-Way Bill may be prepared by him (Transporter) in FORM GST EWB-02 before
movement of goods.
10)What is
Validity of E-Way Bill?
Explanation:- For a distance of less than 200 Km, the e-way bill will be valid for a day from the relevant date. For every 200 Km thereafter, the validity will be additional one day from the relevant date. If goods cannot be transported within the validity period of the e-way bill, the transporter may generate another e-way bill after updating the details in Part B of FORM GST EWB-01.
Validity of E way bill
can be extended also.
Section 93 of Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989, made under
Motor Vehicles Act 1988 defines the concept of over dimensional cargo (ODC).
11)What
E-Way bill provision in case of Export and Import of goods?
In case of Export: - The e-way bill has to be generated when the
goods are being moved to port for exportation.
Example:-
Customer Premises being moved to the Port - Yes,E-way
will be generated
But from Port to foreign country – No, E-way will be
generated
Relaxation: -Export of Goods to Nepal and Bhutan
has been exempted by Government.
In case of Export: - The e-way bill has to be generated when the
goods are being moved to the customer premises from port.
Example:-
Foreign country to Port - No, E-way will be generated.
But from Port to customer premises – Yes, E-way will be
generated.
12)What is
Vahan System?
Vahan is a National
register containing details related to registered vehicles. Details of registered vehicles can be searched on VAHAN.
13)Why
E-way bill system needs integration with VAHAN System?
Such integration is required
to check /validate whether the registration number of a vehicle at the time of preparing an e-way bill.
Any attempt to use a vehicle number
for e-way bill generation but not
registered on the VAHAN system will NOT be allowed.
14)What is
step by step Guide to Generate EWay Bill (EWB-01) online?
1) Go to www.ewaybill.gst.in – Click to login on top right side corner.
2) Enter
the Username, password and Captcha code
& then Click on ‘Login’.
3) Click on ‘Generate new’ under ‘E-waybill’
option appearing on the left-hand side
4) Fill all the details in Part A and Part B of
this bill and then click on submit.
15)How the e-Way Bill looks like when generated online?
16)Some
special points related to E Way Bill
·
Part B of e-Way Bill is not required to be
filled where the distance between the consigner or consignee and the
transporter is less than 50 Kms and transport is within the same state.
·
Invoice Value means transaction value as per Invoice inclusive of all the taxes
excluding the Value of exempt goods that are being carried along the
taxable goods and billed together.
·
Value
of consignment of Goods is interpreted as follows:
Invoice Value exceeds Rs. 50,000 OR
If a vehicle carries goods against multiple Invoices, then where the aggregate
Invoice value exceed Rs. 50,000
So, if either of above points is satisfied, the user should generate e-Way Bill.
·
For Noncompliance
of E Way Bill rules, Taxable
Person shall be liable to a penalty of 10,000/- or tax sought to be evaded (wherever applicable) whichever is greater.
·
As per Rule 138E, if a registered person who is a composition dealer has not filed
GST returns for two consecutive tax periods or registered person other than
composition dealers, if they do not
file their GST returns for a consecutive period of two months or registered person who has not furnished GSTR-1 of last 2
months or for a quarter or
registered person whose registration has been suspended under the
provisions of sub-rule (1) or sub-rule (2) or sub-rule (2A) of rule 21A, e-way
bill can-not be generated for making
supply to or by him.
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Author:-
The author, CA Jayprakash Pandey is a practicing
Chartered Accountant (Founder of Jayprakash P & Company) having Office at
Mumbai, with more than 5 years of professional cum practical experience, Direct
Tax, International Taxation, Indirect Tax & FEMA related advisory,
litigation & compliance matters.
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