- Businesses with an annual turnover of over Rs.5 crore and involved in B2B and B2E transactions must generate e-way bills with e-invoice details.
- The new rule does not apply to B2C transactions and non-GST supplies.
- The advisory for blocking e-way bill generation without e-invoice details will be implemented from March 1, 2024.
- The GSTN will introduce checks to identify mismatches between e-way bills and e-invoices.
- E-way bills can still be generated without e-invoice details for B2C and non-GST supplies.
- Failure to include e-invoice details in e-way bills can result in delayed delivery, penalties, and seizure of goods.
Source: cleartax.in
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