Common Questions Regarding GST E-Way Bills
This resource aims to address common inquiries regarding the Goods and Services Tax (GST) E-Way Bill system. It provides essential information to assist businesses and individuals in understanding and complying with this tax regime effectively, ensuring smooth transitions and adherence to regulations. The article serves as a guide for frequently asked questions on E-Way Bills in India.
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This resource aims to address common inquiries regarding the Goods and Services Tax (GST) E-Way Bill system. It provides essential information to assist businesses and individuals in understanding and complying with this tax regime effectively.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an E-Way Bill under GST?
An E-Way Bill is an electronic document required under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime for the movement of goods exceeding a specified value from one place to another.
When is an E-Way Bill required?
An E-Way Bill is generally required when the value of goods being transported (either inter-state or intra-state, depending on state rules) exceeds Rs. 50,000.
What is the validity period of an E-Way Bill?
The validity of an E-Way Bill depends on the distance the goods are to be transported. For every 200 km or part thereof, the E-Way Bill is valid for one day, with additional days for every subsequent 200 km.
Can an E-Way Bill be canceled or modified?
An E-Way Bill can be canceled within 24 hours of its generation if the goods are not transported or if it was generated with incorrect information. Modifications are generally not allowed once generated; a new E-Way Bill must be created for significant changes.
What are the consequences of not generating an E-Way Bill?
Failure to generate a valid E-Way Bill when required can lead to penalties, including fines and detention or seizure of the goods and the vehicle carrying them.