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Challan book — duplicate — Delivery Challan Format Free PDF · A5 · no sign-up

A challan book is a bound pad of pre-numbered delivery challans with carbon between the copies, so one pen stroke fills both. It is still the practical choice for a fleet where loading happens away from a printer: the driver tears off the consignee's copy and the counterfoil stays in the book. Print the file, take it to any local press, and ask for it bound in duplicate — the serial numbering is already laid out.

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Your business name · address · GSTIN · phone

Delivery Challan

Issued under Rule 55 of the CGST Rules, 2017 — not a tax invoice

Challan No. __________
NOT FOR SALE — SAMPLE / DEMONSTRATION GOODS
Consignor — name, address, GSTIN
Consignee — name, address, GSTIN
Date
Vehicle No.
Transporter / mode
E-way bill no.
E-way bill date & validity
Sent for
Expected return by
SlDescription of goodsQtyUnitTaxable value
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Total taxable value (₹)
Amount in words
Reason for transportation — tick one
Job workStock transferGoods on approvalRepair / servicingExhibition / demoOwn use / site transfer

Declaration: the goods described above are being moved for the reason ticked and no sale is involved. Value shown is for the purpose of this movement only. Certified that the particulars given are true and correct.

Received by — name & signature
Driver / transporter
Signature of issuer
Fleetbooks challan book · serial 001 fleetbooks.in · +91 63010 23968

Questions

How many challans should a challan book have?

A hundred sets is the standard binding and about a month of paperwork for a small fleet. Fewer than fifty and you are back at the press too often; more than two hundred and the book is too thick to carry in a cab.

What do I do if a challan in the book is spoiled?

Write CANCELLED across every copy and leave them in the book. Do not tear them out. The serial has to stay accounted for — a missing number looks like a movement you are hiding, and that is exactly what gets questioned.

What is the difference between a duplicate and a triplicate challan book?

Duplicate is two copies: one for the consignee, one you keep. Triplicate is three — consignee, transporter, consignor — which is what Rule 55 describes when a third party moves the goods. Use duplicate if you run your own vehicles, triplicate if you hand consignments to a transporter.

Is the challan book — duplicate free to download?

Yes. PDF download without a sign-up, an email address or a watermark. You can also put your own business name and GSTIN on it from the panel beside the document and print that — nothing you type is uploaded anywhere.

Can I change what is on this delivery challan?

Yes. The panel beside the document adds and drops blocks — letterhead, e-way bill row, reason for transportation, signatures — and switches paper size, language and the number of item rows. Whatever the document shows is what downloads.

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