Manager - Finance & Accounts
58550 Points
Joined June 2010
Dear Ashish,
Yes, Mr. A can issue an E-Way Bill using the "Bill To – Ship To" model in this case, with the following structure:
✅ Scenario:
Goods are processed by Party B and are to be shipped directly to Party C, but the sale/invoice is raised by Mr. A to Party C.
✅ E-Way Bill Details (Bill To – Ship To):
| Field |
Value |
| Bill To |
Mr. A (since he raises the invoice to C) |
| Ship To |
Party C (actual delivery location) |
| Dispatch From |
Address of Jobworker (Party B) |
| Invoice Details |
Invoice issued by Mr. A to Party C |
✅ Key Points:
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Mr. A is allowed to generate the E-Way Bill, even though goods are moving from Party B’s location.
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Dispatch From field must clearly mention Jobworker’s address (Party B).
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Ensure that the E-Way Bill and invoice are linked properly.
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If value > ₹50,000, E-Way Bill is mandatory.
🔍 Legal Reference:
As per Rule 138 of CGST Rules and CBIC clarifications, "Bill To – Ship To" model is acceptable and commonly used in job work situations.