Updated on: Nov 9th, 2022
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A lot of confusion surrounding the applicability of generating and carrying eWay Bills for transportation of goods inside and outside the state of Uttar Pradesh has left many suppliers and transporters native to UP in soup.
Latest Updates
29th August 2021
From 1st May 2021 to 18th August 2021, the taxpayers will not face blocking of e-way bills for non-filing of GSTR-1 or GSTR-3B (two months or more for monthly filer and one quarter or more for QRMP taxpayers) for March 2021 to May 2021.
4th August 2021
Blocking of e-way bills due to non-filing of GSTR-3B resumes from 15th August 2021.
1st June 2021
1. The e-way bill portal, in its release notes, has clarified that a suspended GSTIN cannot generate an e-way bill. However, a suspended GSTIN as a recipient or as a transporter can get a generated e-way bill.
2. the mode of transport ‘Ship’ has now been updated to ‘Ship/Road cum Ship’ so that the user can enter a vehicle number where goods are initially moved by road and a bill of lading number and date for movement by ship. This will help in availing the ODC benefits for movement using ships and facilitate the updating of vehicle details as and when moved on road.
18th May 2021
The CBIC in Notification 15/2021-Central Tax has notified that the blocking of GSTINs for e-Way Bill generation is now considered only for the defaulting supplier’s GSTIN and not for the defaulting recipient or the transporter’s GSTIN.
Way bill system for tracking the movement of goods into the State from outside the State existed during the VAT regime in Uttar Pradesh.
VAT registered dealer-
Manual Form 38( Form XXXVIII) of the UPVAT laws was the declaration or certificate that had to be submitted by the VAT registered dealer to the jurisdictional VAT officer. Its duplicate copy and a trip sheet had to be carried by the person-in-charge of the conveyance coming into the State of Uttar Pradesh from any place outside the State.
Purchaser unregistered dealer-
Similarly Manual Form 39( Form XXXIX) of the UPVAT laws was the declaration or certificate that had to be obtained by the purchaser unregistered dealer in Uttar Pradesh from Assistant commissioner and sent the signed form to the seller in both the original and duplicate copy to enable the person-in-charge of the conveyance carrying goods and coming into the State of Uttar Pradesh from any place outside the State or vice-versa. In case of Sale of goods within the state, no form had been prescribed by the UP Commercial tax department.
Yes, a reformed e-Sancharan system continues under GST regime also until the Implementation of e-way bills by Centre kicks-off from 1st April 2018 for inter-state and from a yet-to-be notified date* by the State of UP for movement of goods within the State.
* GST Council is yet to announce dates for intra-state implementation of Eway bill. Currently, the commercial tax department of Uttar Pradesh has prescribed one or more of the following documents/certificates:
Every heavy vehicle, passing through UP, is required to generate transit form in TDF-1, while entering UP, and utilize it using TDF-2 form while leaving UP. TDF-2 has to be generated within 24 hours of the vehicle exiting UP. Transit module begins with registration of the vehicle, followed by user login, TDF Generation, change transit vehicle, add transporter, change the password, change vehicle owner, respectively.
First of all, User needs to generate TDF, while entering UP. A user needs to provide information, relevant to goods, departure place, destination place etc while entering UP boundaries Once filling all the relevant data, a user needs to take the print of generated sheet, and carry it while traveling in UP. Transporter needs to carry it while traveling in UP, for verification at any point in time.
TDF2 is used by a user, while leaving UP i.e at time of exit, a user needs to utilize the TDF1, that he generated at a time of entering UP.
Any GST registered user who wants to use this facility, has to register themselves on the portal filling details asked on the application window. If the user is unregistered under GST but had TIN number may register on the same portal using a different application window. The user needs to use a separate window is to be used in case the goods being dealt with are Non-GST goods.
Every goods vehicle that passes into/through UP needs a one-time registration after which TDF-1 and TDF-2 can be generated. Note that if there is a change in the vehicle for the movement of goods, then the user needs to register the new vehicle on the portal before re-assigning the new vehicle to the existing TDF-1.
Currently, the commercial tax department of UP supports online generation and management of EWay bills. The TDF (transit forms) can be managed through SMS as well. The user has to send the either of following codes via SMS to 9935901889
As per the FAQs released by the commercial tax department of UP, Eway bill TDF generated remains valid for a period of four days from the date of generation of such TDF.
No, there is an option to ‘Add transporter’ for any transporter to add a sub-transporter under him. Under this, User can add relevant transporter details, to add a transporter under him, on same vehicle number.
No, there is an option to ‘change transit vehicle’ for a particular TDF declaring the Goods in transit. Change transit vehicle comes into the role, in case of an accident, or vehicle gets out of service after it has entered UP. In these circumstances, a user needs to change the vehicle and, consequently, need to change the information of the vehicle in an application.
Note: User can change vehicle only, if a new vehicle is also registered, and do not hold any pending TDFs. If the vehicle is registered and does not have any pending TDFs, a user can change with it, by providing relevant information, like reason of the change, date of change etc.
Yes. Whether it is a TDF-1 or TDF-2, both have an option in the form to declare the Entry location or Exit location respectively. 37 locations are given as options to select here. TDF-1 also gives a user a field ‘Others’ to enter any other Entry location desired. In TDF-2, a user has to mention the Destination State compulsorily.
No, the User(taxpayer) / transporter/ owner of vehicle/ driver declared in form may send SMS to 9235512608 for the purpose of managing TDF-1 or TDF-2.
No, User has to generate the TDF-2 against the TDF-1 generated for a particular entry of goods vehicle into UP, before being able to regenerate a fresh TDF-1 for the same vehicle movement.
No, Those goods that are prescribed in Section 50 of the State VAT Act of Uttar Pradesh only require the generation of TDFs.
People of UP who send goods outside the State of UP have to one-time register themselves on Eway bill NIC portal and start generating Eway bills from 1st April 2018. For the movement of goods within the State of UP, people can generate Eway bills only after the State of UP notifies intra-state implementation in its official gazette.
Intra-State implementation of e-way bill for Uttar Pradesh alongwith Kerala, Telangana, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh begins from 15th April 2018.
So, People of Uttar Pradesh must start generating e-way bills on the common NIC portal for movement of goods within their State starting April 15.
We shall keep you posted here about the date of implementation of Eway bills for intra-state as & when the State Gazette comes out! Meanwhile, try ClearTax EWayBill, intelligent solution designed to generate and manage your Eway bills helping you with an easy transition into the new system
The confusion around eWay Bills in Uttar Pradesh has caused disruptions for suppliers and transporters. The system includes TDF forms for tracking goods. Questions: How does e-Sancharan system in UP function currently? What documents/certificates are required by the commercial tax department of Uttar Pradesh for different kinds of goods movement? Can users generate eWay bills in UP through SMS?