How to use the transport bill format
- Enter the transport company's name, address, GSTIN and PAN.
- Add the consignor or consignee paying the freight.
- Bill each trip with consignment note number, vehicle, route and weight.
- State whether GST is payable under reverse charge, then save.
Transport bill format for a GTA
- GTA name, address, GSTIN and PAN
- Bill number and date
- Customer paying the freight, with GSTIN
- Consignment note (LR or GR) number and date for each trip
- Vehicle number
- From and to locations
- Consignor and consignee
- Description of goods, number of packages and weight
- Freight, loading, unloading, detention and other charges
- Whether GST is payable on reverse charge, and by whom
Worked example under reverse charge
A Ludhiana GTA carries 9 tonnes of yarn to a registered mill in Tiruppur at ₹6,200 a tonne, with ₹1,500 loading and ₹2,000 detention. The freight bill totals ₹59,300 with no GST on it. The mill pays 5% GST, ₹2,965, as IGST under reverse charge and can then claim it as input tax credit.