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E-way relief, for now, to e-commerce, courier firms sending small orders

The requirement for such bills in intra-state movement would be implemented in a phased manner

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Dilasha SethIndivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
Small orders that are part of a large consignment of multiple deliveries will not require generation of an electronic-way bill from April 1. A relief to e-commerce, courier companies and the like. Only, this relaxation might be temporary.  

At its meeting on Saturday, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council decided to make it mandatory for inter-state movement of goods worth over Rs 50,000 to have e-way bills from April 1. The requirement for such bills in intra-state movement would be implemented in a phased manner. 

Giving details of the decision, the finance ministry said, "At present (from April

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