E-way Bill And Gst

GST Council meeting next week may consider e-way bill for gold transport

Likely to take up GoM report on feasibility of system for intra-state movement of precious metals

Road to success of e-way bill is likely to be a long and bumpy one

Some of the transporters were not open on April 1, the day the e-way bill was rolled out

Slow take-off for GST e-way bill likely as traders stock up early

The system has gone through three rounds of testing for its load-bearing capacity

E-way bill rolls out from April 1; GSTR-3B to be filed till June

The GSTR-3B for a month is required to be filed by the 20th day of the succeeding month

E-way bill: Govt hopeful that portal's performance will be robust this time

The first introduction of the GST bill regime had failed as the system crashed on the very first day on Feb 1 due to heavy load

Companies feeling puzzled as states proceed with old, new way bills

With the postponement of the centralised e-way bill system through the GST Network, states are bringing back their old systems

Movement of goods set to be easy with e-way bill from February 1: GSTN CEO

axpayers and transporters need not visit any tax office or check post as the e-way Bill can be generated electronically in a self-service mode

E-way bill adds to companies' woes on GST

Mumbai/New Delhi, 18 DecemberBurdened with greater documentation and compliance, consumer goods companies say the issue of interstate transfer of goods has not got easier with the e-way bill.On Saturday, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council decided to make the e-way bill compulsory for interstate movement of goods from February 1, replacing the transit pass system followed by individual states.The move is expected to act as an electronic surveillance of factory output and actual consumption of goods. But companies Business Standard spoke to argue the system may actually not aid smooth transfer of goods. An e-way bill, for the uninitiated, is a transport document showing whether goods have reached their destination or not. Companies and traders fear there could be increased harassment of truck drivers in the absence of a bill, coming at a time when firms in general have been grappling with challenges pertaining to stock transfers between states.Stock transfers here pertain to ...

Wrong way

The e-way bill can mar GST's promise