E-way bill mechanism was introduced to keep a tab on the movement of goods and thereby prevent tax evaision. it is required to be issued if the value of goods being transported exceeds Rs. 50,000.
If you buy a product from a company which is located even 1 km away and the value exceeds Rs 50000, then also e-way bill is required. However, if it is transported through a non-motorised vehicle, like a rikshaw, then e-way bill is not required.
I don't think e-way bill is required to claim ITC, but it is mandatory in other procedural aspects and absence of e-way bill might result in penalty.
Now, While E invoice generated by one,uthe data's will be auto populated in E way Bill portel also.The individual not entered invoice data in EWay bill portel.To take Print job only.
In the shipping,the place of delivery mentioned in the EWB generated by Ist supplier.So which will b auto populated in the shipping address also.The vehicle used is same.
Yes, No eway bill is required in the above case because no motorised vehicle was used for the transportation.
Non-generation of eway bill will not affect the ITC claim. Even if a person defaults in the generation of eway bill but fulfills all the conditions for claiming ITC then also he can claim ITC.
Part B not entered because vehicle not used for the delivery purpose,Mode supply our own risk as handed over,unless u create a contract between both paties.