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Revisions to GST RegulationsTo combat tax evasion, the GST department will implement a new policy beginning March 1. Businesses with a revenue greater than Rs 5 crore must generate an e-invoice before issuing e-way bills. Under the GST rules (GST Rule Change), dealers must provide an e-way bill for interstate movement of goods valued at more than Rs 50,000. Measures to Improve Tax Payment TransparencyThe most recent GST rule modification, which went into effect in March, requires the development of an e-challan in order to issue an e-way bill. This measure intends to increase tax payment transparency. According to departmental officials, the National Informatics Centre's investigations indicated that many taxpayers are issuing GST e-way bills without corresponding e-invoices for both business-to-business and business-to-export operations. The mismatch between the e-way bill and the e-invoice causes problems in business records. Customers Are Not Required to Have E-invoicesAccording to departmental officials, the updated GST rule would only apply to taxpayers who are eligible for e-challan. NIC has emphasised that customers and other transaction types will not need an e-challan to generate e-way bills. What Are the Advantages of Using an E-Way Bill?The e-way bill system has increased the efficiency of goods transportation by streamlining the procedure online, making it more convenient for transporters. For GST e-way bill creation, no physical visits to offices or standing in queues are required. Furthermore, the technology helps to track tax evasion and illegal activity.
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