E-way bill checker: is one required?
Enter the value, route and distance: see if the consignment needs an e-way bill, how long it stays valid, and what Part A and Part B will ask for.
E-way bill needed
The consignment is worth more than ₹50,000, the limit for movement between states.
Guidance based on rule 138 of the CGST Rules, not legal advice. Limits and exemptions change, and states add their own: confirm on ewaybillgst.gov.in or your state's GST website before the goods move.
E-way bill: keep ready
₹85,000
Maharashtra to Gujarat
Carry with the goods
- Tax invoice (or bill of supply)
- Original or copy
- E-way bill number
- Printout, or the number on your phone
Part A
- GSTIN of supplier
- Yours, or URP if unregistered
- GSTIN of recipient
- Buyer's, or URP if unregistered
- Place of dispatch
- PIN code in Maharashtra
- Place of delivery
- PIN code in Gujarat
- Document
- Tax invoice (or bill of supply)
- Document number and date
- As printed on it
- Value of goods
- ₹85,000 incl. GST
- HSN code
- For each item
- Reason (sub-type)
- Supply
- Approx. distance
- 320 km
- Transporter ID
- If a transporter carries it
Part B
- Vehicle number
- e.g. MH12AB1234
Validity
Can be extended from 8 hours before to 8 hours after it ends.
Guidance only. Generate on ewaybillgst.gov.in · www.kowntx.com/tools/e-way-bill-checker
The file the portal takes.
Fill Part A here once, with your saved consignors, consignees and vehicles, and download the JSON for the bulk upload on ewaybillgst.gov.in. No typing it all into the portal.
E-way bills, explained.
When is an e-way bill required?
When goods worth more than ₹50,000, including GST, move by a motorised vehicle, whether for a sale or not. For movement within a state, some states set a higher limit, such as ₹1,00,000 in Delhi, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
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When is an e-way bill required?
When goods worth more than ₹50,000, including GST, move by a motorised vehicle, whether for a sale or not. For movement within a state, some states set a higher limit, such as ₹1,00,000 in Delhi, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.