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              Here's a simplified explanation: - Billing address (inter-state): This is where the customer wants you to raise the invoice, and it's considered an inter-state transaction.
 - Shipping address (intra-state): This is where the goods are actually being delivered, and it's within the same state. In this case: - You need to generate an e-invoice for the inter-state traIn this scenario, you're dealing with a situation where the billing address (inter-state) and shipping address (intra-state) are different. Here's a simplified explanation:
 
- Billing address (inter-state): This is where the customer wants you to raise the invoice, and it's considered an inter-state transaction.
- Shipping address (intra-state): This is where the goods are actually being delivered, and it's within the same state.
 
In this case:
 
- You need to generate an e-invoice for the inter-state transaction (billing address).
- You can mention the shipping address (intra-state) as the "Delivery Address" or "Ship-to Address" on the invoice.
- A single invoice can be issued, covering both the inter-state and intra-state aspects.
 
However, please note:
 
- Ensure you comply with GST regulations and mention the correct GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) for the billing address (inter-state).
- You may need to generate a separate invoice or a delivery challan for the intra-state leg, depending on the specific tax implications and regulations.
 
To confirm, consult a tax expert or chartered accountant to ensure you're meeting all the necessary requirements. Additionally, verify the specific regulations in your state, as they may vary.
 
Keep in mind that e-invoicing regulations can change, so stay updated on the latest GST council notifications and guidelines.nsaction (billing address). -
 You can mention the shipping address (intra-state) as the "Delivery Address" or "Ship-to Address" on the invoice. - 
A single invoice can be issued, covering both the inter-state and intra-state aspects
. However, please note: - Ensure you comply with GST regulations and mention the correct GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) for the billing address (inter-state). - 
You may need to generate a separate invoice or a delivery challan for the intra-state leg, depending on the specific tax implications 
Additionally, verify the specific regulations in your state, as they may vary. Keep in mind that e-invoicing regulations can change, so stay updated on the latest GST council notifications and guidelines.