J the App
HomeWhat We DoFeaturesPostsDownload App
HomeWhat We DoFeaturesPosts
Download App
Terms|Privacy

JustIDT Solutions Private Limited © 2026

  1. Home
  2. Posts
  3. Indirect Tax
  4. GSTAT says Bill-to Ship-to Transactions Cannot Be Penalised Merely for Direct Delivery
Goods and Service TaxArticle·19 October 2026

GSTAT says Bill-to Ship-to Transactions Cannot Be Penalised Merely for Direct Delivery

By J the App

Executive Summary

In Nalwa Steel and Power Limited v. Office of the Commissioner, State Tax, Chhattisgarh, the Tribunal examined the detention of MS TMT bars moving from Raigarh to Indore under a bill-to/ship-to arrangement. The invoices identified Jindal Steel and Power Limited as the billed purchaser and Gupta and Sons as the consignee, while the onward invoices documented the subsequent supply. Finding the invoice chain, e-way bills, correspondence and factory-gate records consistent with the transaction, the Tribunal held that the requirements of the bill-to/ship-to arrangement had been met. It set aside the penalty of ₹6,41,540 under Section 129 and allowed the appeal with consequential relief.

Domain | IDT | GST

The Position

A bill-to/ship-to transaction allows an inte...

Read the full article in the app

This is a premium article. Download J the App to read the complete content.

Read in the App

Get the full experience with comments, likes, and more in the app.

Open in App
App StoreGoogle Play