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Suppliers, beneficiaries, carriers, and tax officers are the four leading players in the e-Way bill. The first three parties get a consignment from point A to point B. At the same time, tax officers make sure the suppliers and the beneficiaries adequately account for the cargo.
To create e-Way bills, both registered firms and unregistered carriers must complete the registration on the official e-Way bill GST portal, which is now an essential part of moving or exporting goods. Are you confused about how to register on the e-Way bill portal? If yes, this post is meant to help you out. Navigate until the end to understand the entire process in brief.
If you have a registered business, you must keep the Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) and the registered mobile number handy to complete the e-Way bill registration process. And then, follow these steps:
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Being an unregistered taxpayer, it is apparent that you will not have a GSTIN. As a result, you will have to use the alternate method of e-Way bill registration, which is based on business information. So, keep the company's information handy when registering for the e-Way bill. Jotted down below are the steps to register for an e-Way bill without a GSTIN:
If you are unregistered, the registered receiver to whom the goods are transported must follow the GST Unregistered Supplier E-Way Bill Registration procedure. The registered receiver must also generate the e-Way Bill for the supplier. The receiver is associated with e-Way bill generation rather than the transporter in this scenario. Understanding the entire process of e-Way bill registration for different scenarios is essential to ensure that you are doing it the right way.
A: Yes, you must re-register with your GSTIN on the e-Way bill page. The site will send you an OTP after submitting your GSTIN, which you can use to generate your username and the password for the e-Way bill system.
A: If you've recently modified your business registration details in the GST Common Portal, you'll get this problem. You can fix it by visiting the e-Way bill portal dashboard and choosing the 'Update from Common Portal' option.
A: If the value of the products exceeds Rs. 50,000, a transporter, even if unregistered, must generate an e-Way bill. As the unregistered transporters lack a GSTIN, authorities have devised the concept of Transporter ID. When producing an e-Way bill, every unregistered transporter must submit the Transporter ID. A transporter receives a unique Transporter ID and username when signing up for the e-Way bill portal.
A: This bill is used to determine whether the transported items are GST compliant and trace the products and avoid tax evasion.
A: No, it is not possible. This is because each invoice is considered a single consignment. Also, there is only one e-Way bill for each invoice.
A: If the items are transported inside the same Union Territory or State, in that case, it is not mandatory to provide transportation details within 50km.
A: If a motorised vehicle is not used to convey products, e-Way bills are not necessary. However, if such a vehicle is used, an e-Way invoice is required.
A: The e-Way invoices have a minimum limit of Rs. 50,000.
A: A registered carrier can generate a bill even if the total cost is less than Rs 50,000; however, it is not required.
A: Yes, GST bills can be verified using the single e-Way bill portal.
A: In Tamil Nadu and Delhi, the e-Way bill barrier is Rs 1 lakh.
A: Yes, the laws differ from one state to the next.
A: To verify the rules of e-Way bills, go to the commercial websites of the individual states and union territories.