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A firm can obtain legal recognition as a supplier of goods or services by registering for GST. This validates the company's legal status as an official entity.
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GST registration is the process by which a business obtains a unique identification number, known as a GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number), making it liable to pay Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. According to the Central Goods and Services Tax Act of 2017, businesses with an annual turnover exceeding ₹40 lakh (or ₹20 lakh in specific special category states) are required to register as taxable entities.
The GSTIN, a 15-digit number, uniquely identifies each taxpayer under the GST framework and allows authorities to monitor transactions and related data effectively.
GST, or Goods and Services Tax, is a destination-based, multi-stage, indirect tax that replaces various other taxes, including VAT and excise duties. Under the GST Act of 2017, businesses that previously paid service tax, excise duty, or VAT must now register for GST. Additionally, GST registration is mandatory for eCommerce sellers regardless of turnover.
Citizens can complete GST registration online through the official GST portal, eliminating the need for in-person visits to government offices. After submitting an application, the portal generates an ARN (Application Reference Number) status immediately, allowing applicants to track their registration progress.
Note: This threshold can change from state-to-state, for the latest and accurate information get in touch with our experts today.
Here are 4 steps to complete your GST registration process
Book a slot with our GST experts and resolve all your queries. Our experienced team will guide you through the entire process and answer any questions you may have about GST registration.
Initial ConsultationProvide the required documents and fill in essential business details such as business name, SEZ unit, principal place of business, additional places, mobile number, email address, state and PAN details to initiate registration.
Document CollectionOur team will file your GST registration application on the official portal and assist with OTP verification. We handle the technical filing to ensure accuracy and timely submission.
Application FilingAfter verification you will receive an Application Reference Number (ARN) to track the status. The GST registration certificate will be available on the official GST portal upon completion.
Certificate IssuedDiscover the advantages that GST registration brings to your business
A firm can obtain legal recognition as a supplier of goods or services by registering for GST. This validates the company's legal status as an official entity.
Registered businesses can claim Input Tax Credit for GST paid on purchases, reducing their overall tax liability.
GST streamlines tax submission and payments through a single online portal, reducing compliance time and complexity.
The Composition Scheme allows eligible small businesses to pay tax at a lower rate, reducing compliance burden and simplifying accounting.
Only businesses with turnover above the prescribed threshold are required to register, which relieves many small firms from mandatory registration obligations.
GST allows input tax credit across the supply chain, preventing tax-on-tax and lowering the final tax burden for consumers.
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Irrespective of the threshold limit GST registration is mandatory for the following:
Individuals engaging in interstate taxable supply (with a threshold of ₹20 lakhs/₹10 lakhs applicable for interstate supply of taxable services, specified handicraft goods, and handmade goods)
Casual taxable persons involved in taxable supply
Individuals obligated to pay tax under reverse charge for received inward supplies
Non-resident taxable persons engaged in taxable supply
E-commerce entities (inclusive of every e-commerce operator and individuals supplying goods and/or services)
Individuals required to deduct tax under Section 51
Input service distributor
Individuals making taxable supply of goods or services on behalf of other taxable persons, whether as an agent or otherwise
Individuals required to pay tax under Section 9(5)
Any other individuals or categories notified by the government