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Movement of goods

Puneet Goyal

How to prove movement of goods to department in case of supply in same city (as in normal practice in Punjab, no bilty or transporter receipt provided in case of supply in same city) and pre e-way period ?

Is there any clarification, circular or notification where we can see what documents are required to prove movement of goods ?

Proving Goods Movement for GST in Punjab: Alternatives to Transporter Receipts for Intra-City Supplies Discussed A discussion on proving the movement of goods under GST in Punjab, especially for intra-city supplies where transporter receipts are typically not provided. Participants suggested using alternative documentation, such as truck owner bills, payment vouchers, stock records, or loading and unloading records, as evidence. Weighment slips were deemed unnecessary for goods sold by piece. A legal precedent from a Supreme Court ruling was highlighted, emphasizing the importance of providing comprehensive documentation to prove the genuineness of transactions and the physical movement of goods to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC). (AI Summary)
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