STEP BY PROCEDURE TO GENERATE E WAY BILL

This article covers the step-by-step process of generating the e-way bills on the E-way bill portal (web-based) and by SMS.

E-way bill (EWB) portal provides a gateway to generate e-way bills (single and consolidated options), change vehicle number on the already generated EWB, and cancel generated EWBs.

There is two way to generate the e-Way bill.
1.       By the GST Portal
2.       By an SMS.

Important information before generating e-way Bill

  1. Registration on the EWB portal is essential (www.ewb.nic.in currently its applicable only on three state but from 01st Feb, 2018, it will be applicable on whole state)
  2. Invoice/ Bill/ Challan related to the consignment of goods must be in hand.
  3. Transporter ID or the Vehicle number.( If transport is by road)
  4. Transporter ID, Transport document number, and date on the document. (If transport is by rail, air, or ship )
Generation of e –way Bill by GST Portal

Ø  Open GST portal (www.gst.gov.in)
Ø  Click on State Tax Website (On the bottom of page https://www.gst.gov.in/help/statevat )
Ø  Select your state as supplier or recipient respectively.

(Let’s illustrate- A Bihar based company wants to sell his goods to Delhi and want to generate e-Way Bill then he will open directly page of https://www.biharcommercialtax.gov.in/bweb/  in additions to this he can also open said page by step stated supra.)

Step by procedure to generate e –Way bill online

Ø  Login in e-way bill system
Ø  Click on ‘Generate new’ under ‘E-waybill’ a new page will open as following
Ø  Transaction type (Select ‘Outward’ if you are a supplier of consignment or Select ‘Inward’ if you are a recipient of consignment)
Ø  Document type (Select Invoice / Bill/ challan/ credit note/ Bill of entry or others if not Listed)
Ø  Document/Invoice Number
Ø  Document Date (Select the date of Invoice or challan or Document)
Ø  Item Details
Ø  Transporter Details

Generation of e –way Bill by an SMS

Step by procedure to generate e –Way bill online

Ø  EWBG – e –Way bill generate key word
Ø  Transaction Type – refer to the code list
Ø  Recipient GSTIN – In case of unregistered person write URP instead of Recipient GSTIN.
Ø  Area PIN Code -  PIN of place of delivery of goods
Ø  Invoice No
Ø  Invoice Date
Ø  Total Value
Ø  HSN Code
Ø  Distance between supplier and receiver
Ø  Vehicle Number

Transaction Type Code List:-

In case of recipient:-
ISUP -   Inward Supply
IIMP -   Inward Import
ISKD -   Inward SKD/CKD (Semi knocked down condition/ Complete knocked down condition)
IJWR - Inward Job work Return
ISLR -    Inward Sales Return
IEOF -   Inward Exhibition and Fairs
IOTH - Inward Other

In case of Supplier:-
OSUP -    Outward Supply
OEXP -     Outward Export
OJWB -    Outward Job work
OSCD-   Outward SKD/CKD (Semi knocked down condition/ Complete knocked down condition)
ORNK – Outward recipient not known
OFOU – Outward for own use
OEUF – Outward Exhibition and fairs
OLNS - Outward Line sale
OOTH – Outward Other
Illustration :-
Confirmation may be saws as follow:

E-Way Bill generated successfully E-Way Bill No: 00000000000 and date is..../....../........

Important Point:

On the implementation of E-way bills, Based on the details entered here, corresponding entries can also be auto-populated in the respective GST Return while filing on GST portal. 

If the supplier/recipient is unregistered, then mention ‘URP’ in the field GSTIN, indicating that the supplier/recipient is an ‘Unregistered Person’.

You can print e- Way bill any time by click on Print EWB under e-way bill option.

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This is nothing but knowledge sharing initiative of author among the professional and not intend to accost any one in any manner or for any other purpose whatsoever. Whereas deep care has been taken by author to ensure the correctness and completeness of the information provided.

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