This discussion clarifies when an Eway Bill is necessary for vehicle sales, particularly bikes, when the customer collects the vehicle themselves. Generally, an Eway Bill is not required if the customer drives the vehicle away from the showroom, even for sales over £50,000, as they are responsible for its movement. However, if delivery is made to the customer's registered address, even if it's a short distance away, an Eway Bill is typically required, and the delivery address should be used in the e-invoice.
19 August 2024
1 Not required as customer taken delivery. 2 Not required. 3, 4, 5, and 6 E way bill not required when customer taken delivery and takes care of it's movement by self driving.
I am seeking clarification regarding the correct details to include in an e-invoice. Here are the specifics of the situation:
We delivered New Bike to a our showroom for a B2B customer.
*The customer’s GST-registered address is 25 km away from the our showroom where the delivery was actually made. For e-invoicing, we need to determine the correct "Ship To" address.
Could you please advise on the following: Ship-to Address: Should we use the showroom address (where the delivery occurred) or the GST-registered address of the customer in the e-invoice?
E-Way Bill Requirement: If the Customer address is used as the ship-to address, is an e-way bill required, and if so, what details should be included in it?
Your guidance on how to proceed with the e-invoice in this scenario would be greatly appreciated.
27 August 2024
The delivery is made 25 kms away to the customer's registered address. Include delivery address in the E invoice E way bill is required.