Move Goods Legally Across India — E-Way Bill Compliance Made Simple
An E-Way Bill (Electronic Way Bill) is a mandatory document required under GST for the movement of goods worth more than ₹50,000 within or across states. It is generated on the GST E-Way Bill Portal (ewaybillgst.gov.in) and must accompany the consignment during transportation. Goods transported without a valid E-Way Bill can be seized by the tax authorities, and the transporter and supplier can face penalties of ₹10,000 or the tax evaded, whichever is higher.
E-Way Bills must be generated before the goods begin movement, must correctly reflect the consignment value, HSN codes, vehicle details, and destination — and have a validity period based on distance (1 day per 100 km, up to 20 days for ODC cargo). They can be cancelled within 24 hours if the goods are not moved. The rules differ for intra-state vs. inter-state movement, and state-specific thresholds may apply.
VITTAX provides complete E-Way Bill management — from portal registration and team training to day-to-day E-Way Bill generation, extension, and cancellation — so your logistics team never faces a compliance gap at a check-post.
Who Needs This?
Our E-Way Bill Services
Pricing
Training & Setup
₹1,499 (one-time)
One-time portal setup + team training
Ideal for: Businesses setting up E-Way Bill for the first time
Managed E-Way Bill Service
₹999/month
Ongoing generation and management
Ideal for: Businesses needing ongoing, outsourced E-Way Bill support
Frequently Asked Questions
When is an E-Way Bill not required?
E-Way Bills are not required for goods exempted under Schedule — including fresh vegetables, milk, curd, newspapers, currency, jewellery, and others. They are also not required for movement up to 10 km from consignor to transporter (before movement begins), or for non-motorised vehicles.
What is the validity of an E-Way Bill?
For up to 100 km: 1 day. For every additional 100 km or part: 1 additional day. For over-dimensional cargo (ODC): 1 day per 20 km. E-Way Bills can be extended before expiry if goods are in transit.
What happens if goods are seized without an E-Way Bill?
The tax officer can detain the goods and vehicle. Penalty is ₹10,000 or the tax amount on the goods, whichever is higher. Goods are released only on payment of penalty and tax.
⚡ Key Facts
Avoid Check-Post Penalties → We register your portal, train your team, and manage generation daily