Do I need E-way bill for furniture transport to Karnataka prepared from own wood cut from my farm

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Dear Sir,

Do I need E-way bill for furniture transport to Karnataka from Kerala. The furniture is prepared from own wood cut from my farm and the furniture is for my own use. The wood do not belong to any restricted category.
 

Thanks,

Daly

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Yes prepare eway bill..............

Use reason for own use..........

Yea prepare the Eway Bill

Thank you Altamush. When I say for "own use" do I still need to pay the GST at normal rates or is there a reduced GST for own use please? Note that the wood was cut from own farm, saw milling done and  hired a carpenter to prepare the furniture. 

Thank you Deepak. When I say for "own use" do I still need to create Eway bill paying the GST at normal rates or is there a reduced GST for own use please? Note that the wood was cut from own farm, saw milling done and  hired a carpenter to prepare the furniture. 

If you are registered then charge gst I Kerala and take itc in Karnataka

I am an individual working in a pvt firm in Bangalore, I am a tax payee have PAN number, but do not have GST number. In this case what should I do, kindly guide. Thanks.

You don't need gst registration since you are a salaried employee

Thanks for your help, much appreciated.. But one thing still not clear for me is- Will I have to pay GST and get eway bill to transport furniture items from Kerala to Karnataka?. 

I have made the furniture with cutting my own trees and hiring carpenter - the furniture is for my own home use. I have spent almost 1.2 lakh rupees in cutting the tree, saw milling it, doing chipli and preparing furniture paying a local carpenter.  The items made are 4 coats, one 2-seater sofa, 2 chairs, one crockery unit, one prayer unit, one centre table

 

I personally haven't tried it but there is a provision where an unregistered person can get a temporary ID to generate e-way bill

Ok, will try this and update my transport experience here. Let's see how the ideal condition differs from actual. Thank you for all these info. Appreciate the tips and help.


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