Exemption 1: Consignment Value Below Rs. 1,00,000
If the value of your consignment (goods being shipped) is less than Rs. 1,00,000 (one lakh rupees), you’re exempt from generating an e-way bill. This exemption applies within the state (intra-state movement). This simplifies the process for smaller shipments, saving time and resources.
Exemption 2: Sale to Unregistered End Consumer (Any Value)
Supplying goods to an unregistered customer (individual purchaser) is exempt from e-way bill requirements irrespective of the value of the goods. There’s one key requirement, however: you must have proper documentation to prove the transaction. This documentation can include:
- Invoice
- Bill of Supply
- Voucher
- Challan
These documents serve as proof of sale and ensure transparency in the transaction.
Important Note:
While an e-way bill might not be mandatory in these scenarios, it’s always a good practice to maintain proper records of your shipments and sales. This can be helpful in case of any discrepancies or audits.
Remember:
- This information is specific to Notification No. 3/2018, and e-way bill exemptions may vary depending on the state. It’s advisable to consult the official government website of your state’s tax department for the latest guidelines.
- The threshold for e-way bill exemption based on consignment value can also change over time. Staying informed about these updates can ensure you’re following the most recent regulations.
Conclusion
Understanding e-way bill exemptions can save you time and effort. By keeping the above-mentioned points in mind, you can ensure a smooth flow of goods within the permissible limits. For further details and specific requirements, refer to the official notification or your state’s tax department website.