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E-way Bill

Definition

An electronic document required for movement of goods worth more than ₹50,000. Generated on the e-way bill portal. Contains details of goods, supplier, recipient, and transporter. Valid for 1 day for every 200 km of distance.

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What is an E-way Bill?

An E-way Bill is an electronic document required for the movement of goods worth more than ₹50,000. It is generated on the GST E-way Bill portal and must be carried by the transporter during goods movement.

When E-way Bill Is Required

ScenarioE-way Bill Required?
Consignment value > ₹50,000 (inter-state)Yes (mandatory)
Consignment value > ₹50,000 (intra-state)Yes (varies by state threshold)
Goods sent for job workYes (even if value < ₹50,000)
Handicraft goods (inter-state)Yes (even if < ₹50,000)

Validity of E-way Bill

DistanceValidity
Up to 200 km1 day
Every additional 200 km+1 day
Over-dimensional cargo1 day per 20 km

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Related Terms

Income TaxTax SlabSection 80CSection 80DSection 24(b)HRA

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