Job-work sample — Delivery Challan Format Free PDF, Excel · A4 · no sign-up

Goods sent out for job work — retreading, machining, galvanising, packing — move on a delivery challan, not an invoice, because no sale happens. Section 143 CGST lets you send them without paying tax provided they come back, and the challan is what proves the movement in both directions. This sample shows a real job-work consignment with the return-by date filled in.

No. Sending goods for job work is not a supply, so no tax is charged on the challan. The job worker charges GST on their service when they invoice you for the work. The challan carries a value for the goods so the movement can be accounted for, not so it can be taxed.

Inputs must return within one year and capital goods within three, counted from the date they went out. Past that the movement is treated as a supply on the day it left, and you owe tax and interest from that date. This is why the return-by date on the challan matters — it is your own reminder, not a legal field.

Yes, on their own challan referencing yours. The return leg is a separate movement and needs its own document. Keep both challans together; the pair is what shows the goods went and came back inside the window.

Yes. PDF, Excel download without a sign-up, an email address or a watermark. You can also type your business name, GSTIN and the document's own fields straight onto the sheet and print that — nothing you type is uploaded anywhere.

Yes. Type directly on the document to fill it, and use the side panel to add or drop blocks — letterhead, e-way bill row, reason for transportation, signatures — or switch paper size, language and item rows. Whatever the document shows is what downloads.