Validity Period of E-way Bill 01 uner UP GST for Transportation/Movement of goods from other State to Uttar Pradesh based on distance covered in KM
Under UP GST, the process for e-way bill downloading has been revised and modified. Uttar Pradesh Commercial Tax Commissioner has issued an Office Order dated 9th August, 2017 outlining the revised process for downloading e-way bills.
As per the said order, the validity period of E-way Bill 01 for Goods Transportation/Movement from other State to Uttar Pradesh has been fixed as under:
(A) Transportation/import from Road
| Sl No. | Distance from the place of start of goods movement to the destination | Validity period of E-way Bill 01 |
| 1 | 01-100 KM | 24 Hours from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 2 | 101-300 KM | 3 days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 3 | 301-500 KM | 5 days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 4 | 501-1000 KM | 10 days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 5 | above 1000 KM | 20 days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
(B) Transportation/import from Railway
| Sl No. | Distance from the place of start of goods movement to the destination | Validity period of E-way Bill 01 |
| 1 | 01-100 KM | One day (24 Hours) from the date of RR (Railway Receipt) |
| 2 | 101-500 KM | Three days from the date of RR (Railway Receipt) |
| 3 | 501-1000 KM | Ten days from the date of RR (Railway Receipt) |
| 4 | above 1000 KM | 23 days from the date of RR (Railway Receipt) |
(C) Transportation/import through Aeroplane from any place in India
Validity of E-way Bill 01 would be maximum 03 days
(D) Transportation/import of Goods through courier
| Sl No. | Distance from the place of start of goods movement to the destination | Validity period of E-way Bill 01 |
| 1 | 01-100 KM | One day (24 hours) from the date of docket number by seller/courier of the goods |
| 2 | 101-500 KM | Three days from the date of docket number by seller/courier of the goods |
| 3 | 501-1000 KM | Five days from the date of docket number by seller/courier of the goods |
| 4 | above 1000 KM | Seven days from the date of docket number by seller/courier of the goods |
(E) In case of Import/Transportation of goods by Self
| Sl No. | Distance from the place of start of goods movement to the destination | Validity period of E-way Bill 01 generated |
| 1 | 01-100 KM | One day (24 Hours) from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 2 | 101-500 KM | Three days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 3 | 501-1000 KM | Five days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 4 | above 1000 KM | Seven days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
(F) In case of Import/Transportation of Vehicle by Self
| Sl No. | Distance from the place of start of goods movement to the destination | Validity period of E-way Bill 01 generated |
| 1 | 01-100 KM | One day (24 Hours) from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 2 | 101-500 KM | Three days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 3 | 501-1000 KM | Five days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
| 4 | above 1000 KM | Seven days from the date of invoice/challan issued by seller/consignor of the goods |
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