EWAY-BILL Generation

Who has to generate eway bill for value exceeding Rs.50000 Supplier or Transporter or both.
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Quick Summary
The primary responsibility for generating an e-way bill for goods exceeding Rs. 50,000 typically lies with the supplier. However, if the supplier fails to do so, the buyer or transporter must generate it. The e-way bill is generated by the party causing the movement of goods, with priority given to the supplier, then the buyer, and finally the transporter, depending on their registration status.

Primary responsibility of generating Eway bill is of the Supplier! 

However, in case the supplier fails to generate then the buyer or the transporter will have to generate the eway bill. 

Further clarification contact - CA SACHIN M JAIN | 8097515447 | casachinmjain @ gmail.com

The priority of E-way bill generation as per following :

First priority to Supplier

or

second priority to Buyer

or

Third priority to Transporter...
E-way bill is generated by person who cause to be movement of goods. In general case, supplier is person cause to movement of good if registered and if Unregistered, recipient is cause to be movement of persons and if both are Unregistered, transporters are liable to generate E-way bill
E-way Bill can be generated either by the Supplier or by the Recipient or by the Transporter. Now it depends upon the fact that who is registered. If the Supplier is Registered, then the supplier should generate E-Way Bill. Or if supplier is unregistered, then either the Registered Recipient or the Registered Transporter shall generate E-way Bill.

Usually it is the SUPPLIER/CONSIGNOR "who causes movement of goods" and generates Part A of FORM GST EWB-01.

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