GSTN Proposes Mandatory “Ship-To GSTIN” Reporting and Introduces Voluntary E-Way Bill Closure Facility
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Executive Summary
The Goods and Services Tax Network (“GSTN”) has proposed significant operational enhancements to the E-Way Bill framework aimed at improving traceability of goods movement, strengthening transaction-level data accuracy, and enabling better closure monitoring of transportation activities under GST.
The proposed changes include:
• Mandatory reporting of “Ship-To GSTIN” in Bill-To Ship-To transactions
• Introduction of a voluntary E-Way Bill Closure facility
• New mobile-based OTP-enabled closure mechanism
• API updates for ERP and system integrations.
The revised framework is expected to improve reconciliation between invoices, delivery locations, and E-Way Bill records while enhancing transparency in goods movement tracking.
Date: May 20, 2026
Subject: Proposed Changes in E-Way Bill System relating to Ship-To GSTIN and E-Way Bill Closure Mechanism
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