Moving goods worth over ₹50,000? You probably need an e-way bill. Here's how it works for online sellers.
An e-way bill is an electronic document for the movement of goods. It's generated on the e-way bill portal and accompanies consignments above a value threshold. For sellers, it matters most when sending stock to warehouses or fulfilling high-value orders.
The supplier, recipient or transporter can generate the e-way bill. When you send stock to a fulfilment centre, you typically generate it for that movement. Marketplaces often handle e-way bills for customer deliveries from their centres.
E-way bill data should align with your invoices and returns. Mismatches between e-way bills and GSTR-1 can draw scrutiny.
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Yes — moving inventory to a fulfilment centre (especially interstate) typically requires an e-way bill with a delivery challan.
The supplier, recipient or transporter can. For stock transfers you usually generate it yourself.
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