Issuing an e-Waybill retrospectively is subject to specific rules and regulations within the context of e-Waybill applications and legal frameworks in Turkey. An e-Waybill is a document used to electronically track the movement of goods and is regulated by the Ministry of Commerce. However, there are certain rules and limitations regarding the issuance of this document.
Here are some general rules regarding the retrospective issuance of an e-Waybill:
Uniform Chart of Accounts (Tek Düzen Hesap Planı) Implementation:
- An e-Waybill generally cannot be issued retrospectively. The document issuance process typically covers the day when the transaction took place.
Rules Regarding the Waybill Date:
- Since an e-Waybill is a document that records the shipment of goods, it is usually issued for the day when the goods were dispatched. The waybill date represents the date the goods were shipped.
Warning for Retroactive Transactions:
- It is generally not recommended for businesses to issue e-Waybills retrospectively. However, in cases where there is a specific need for retroactive documentation, approval from the Ministry of Commerce or relevant authorities may be required.
E-Waybill Cannot Be Altered After Issuance:
- An issued e-Waybill cannot be altered. If an error is made, corrective actions usually involve issuing a new document.
Details regarding the retrospective issuance of an e-Waybill may vary based on existing legal regulations, guidelines from the Ministry of Commerce, and the current policies of the e-Invoice/e-Waybill platform. Therefore, it is crucial for businesses to have access to up-to-date information and legal regulations regarding this matter.
