सूरत में कपड़ा होलसेलर के लिए बिलिंग सॉफ़्टवेयर

Surat's wholesale cloth trade is concentrated in the market buildings along Ring Road and Saroli, where synthetic fabric, sarees and dress material are sold to retailers and wholesalers across India. Much of it moves on credit, often arranged through a broker, and much of it leaves Gujarat by road in bales.

That shapes the bill. Most lines are fabric at 5%, priced per metre; a growing share is readymade, where the rate depends on the price per piece. The buyer is often in another state, so the bill is IGST and the bale needs an e-way bill before the transport picks it up.

What Surat wholesalers ask us for most

• Metres on the bill: fabric items in metres (MTR) with the rate per metre, and sarees by the piece, on the same bill.
• IGST to other states: the place of supply decides it; Moharbill switches CGST + SGST to IGST by itself.
• E-way bill from the IRN: Part-A from the invoice, Part-B when the transport's vehicle is known.
• Credit through brokers: credit days per retailer, the broker noted on the party, and reminders in the retailer's language with a payment link.
• Returns of unsold goods: a credit note against the original bill, reported in GSTR-1 by itself.

Job work is part of Surat's trade too: grey fabric goes out for dyeing, printing or embroidery and comes back finished. Delivery challans for job work are not in Moharbill yet, so keep using your current method for those.

E-way bill rules for Gujarat

Moharbill flags every bill above ₹50,000 today; your state's own limit for movement inside the state is switched on after our CA review.

Sources

1. Gujarat Commissioner of State Tax notification GSL/GST/RULE-138(14)/B.19 (19-09-2018, in force from 01-10-2018), as reproduced by taxheal.com and taxscan.in; read 17-10-2026. Current status to be confirmed by our CA.
2. CGST Rules 2017, rule 138 (₹50,000 limit; inter-state job work).