Eway bill new

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The E-way bill system in India has undergone several changes since its introduction. Here are the key differences between the old and new E-way bill rules:

1. Threshold Limit

• Old Rules: The threshold limit for generating an E-way bill was set at Rs. 50,000 for inter-state and intra-state movements.
• New Rules: The threshold limit varies by state for intra-state movements, with some states lowering it to Rs. 10,000 or even less.

2. Validity Period

• Old Rules: The validity of an E-way bill was fixed at 1 day for every 100 km of distance.
• New Rules: The validity period remains similar, but provisions for extensions and the process for generating a new E-way bill if the old one expires have been clarified.

3. Multiple Transportation

• Old Rules: E-way bills were required for each leg of transportation if multiple vehicles were involved. slope game
• New Rules: The new rules allow for a single E-way bill to cover multiple legs, provided all details are accurately reflected.

4. Inter-State vs. Intra-State

• Old Rules: Uniform rules applied for both inter-state and intra-state transactions.
• New Rules: Different states may have specific rules and compliance requirements for intra-state E-way bills, leading to variations.

5. E-way Bill Generation

• Old Rules: E-way bills could be generated via the GST portal or through SMS.
• New Rules: The process for generating E-way bills has been streamlined, with additional functionalities in the GST portal for easier access and management.

6. Penalties and Compliance

• Old Rules: Penalties for non-compliance were less stringent.
• New Rules: Stricter penalties and compliance measures have been introduced to ensure adherence to E-way bill regulations.

7. Integration with Other Systems

• Old Rules: Limited integration with other compliance systems.
• New Rules: Enhanced integration with various tax systems and compliance checks to ensure better tracking and reporting.