Certification Course on ChatGPT and AI Tools for Professionals
Certification Course on How to Automate Your CA Practice With AI Tools
How to Grow Your CA Practice
Certification Course on Changes made in ITR forms
Get the latest knowledge and news delivered straight to your inbox.
Yes, you can make changes to an e-way bill issued on August 5th to update the GST rate from 12% to 18%. However, there are specific rules and procedures to follow: 1. _Generate a new e-way bill_: You'll need to create a new e-way bill with the correct GST rate (18%) and update the relevant details. 2. _Cancel the original e-way bill_: You'll need to cancel the original e-way bill (issued on August 5th with 12% GST) to avoid any confusion or misuse. 3. _Update the GST rate_: In the new e-way bill, update the GST rate to 18% and ensure all other details remain the same. 4. _Get the recipient's acceptance_: Obtain acceptance from the recipient for the updated e-way bill. 5. _Update your records_: Ensure your internal records reflect the changes made to the e-way bill. Please note that: - You should make these changes as soon as possible to avoid any potential penalties or issues. - Ensure you have a valid reason for the changes, as the tax authorities may request justification. - Consult with a tax professional or seek guidance from the GST department if you're unsure about the process or requirements. Remember to keep accurate records and documentation throughout the process.
Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies Click here to Login / Register
More recent discussions | Post
India's largest network for finance professionals
Alternatively, you can log in using: