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GST Registration

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GST Registration

""Since its launch on July 1, 2017, Goods & Services Tax (GST) has become mandatory for all businesses, including service providers, traders, manufacturers, and freelancers in India. GST replaced various taxes like Service Tax, Excise Duty, CST, Entertainment Tax, Luxury Tax, and VAT, making the tax process more efficient.
Businesses with an annual turnover of less than 1.5 crore can opt for a simplified composition scheme under GST. This allows them to pay taxes at a fixed rate based on their turnover.
GST applies at every stage of the supply chain—from raw materials to production, wholesale, retail, and final sale to consumers. For instance, if a product is made in West Bengal and sold in Uttar Pradesh, the GST collected goes to Uttar Pradesh, as GST is based on where the product is consumed."

Types

GST registration

This is the standard GST registration for businesses with a turnover above the prescribed threshold. It is ideal for businesses that are engaged in the supply of goods or services and are required to collect and pay GST.

Small businesses with a turnover under Rs. 1.5 crore can opt for the Composition Scheme. This simplifies GST compliance, with lower tax rates and less paperwork. It’s perfect for businesses looking for a simplified process.

If your business operates temporarily or occasionally, like for an event or exhibition, you may register as a Casual Taxable Person. This registration is for businesses that don’t have a permanent place of business but make taxable supplies.

Non-resident businesses that supply goods or services in India must get GST registration under this category. This registration is for foreign businesses that do not have a fixed place of business in India.

If you’re selling goods or services on e-commerce platforms, you need GST registration. E-commerce operators and sellers need to follow GST rules to ensure compliance with the platform’s regulations.

Foreign investors can participate as per FBusinesses that are required to pay tax under the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) need to register for GST.
RCM applies when the buyer, instead of the seller, is liable to pay GST.DI norms.

Requirement for GST Registration

Category Description Mandatory/Voluntary
Business Entities Any enterprise with an annual turnover exceeding Rs. 40 lakhs. For special category states, it’s Rs. 20 lakhs. Mandatory
Service Providers Service providers with an annual turnover above Rs. 20 lakhs. For special category states, it's Rs. 10 lakhs. Mandatory
Exemptions Entities dealing exclusively in GST-exempted goods or services are not required to register. Voluntary (if applicable)
Previously Registered Entities Entities registered under older tax systems (like VAT, Excise, Service Tax) must migrate to the GST system. Mandatory
Inter-State Suppliers Any entity engaged in supplying goods across state boundaries. Mandatory
Casual Taxable Entities Entities making taxable supply occasionally. Voluntary
Entities under Reverse Charge Mechanism Businesses that need to pay tax under the reverse charge mechanism. Mandatory
Input Service Distributors & Agents Distributors of input services, including their representatives. Voluntary
E-Commerce Platforms Operators or aggregators of e-commerce platforms. Mandatory
Non-Resident Taxable Entities Non-resident individuals/entities engaging in taxable supply within India. Mandatory
Supplier’s Agents Representatives who supply on behalf of a principal supplier. Voluntary
E-Commerce Suppliers Individuals/entities offering goods/services through e-commerce platforms. Voluntary
Online Service Providers Entities delivering online services (like database access) from outside India to individuals in India. Mandatory

Advantages of GST registration

GST merges several taxes into one system, making tax processes easier for businesses.

By eliminating multiple taxes, GST reduces the overall cost of goods and services.

Small businesses benefit as GST registration helps avoid lengthy tax procedures, with exemptions for businesses below specific revenue thresholds.

GST helps prevent fraud and unreported sales by ensuring proper receipts and reducing tax evasion.

GST creates uniformity, making it simpler for businesses to manage and file tax returns consistently.

Small businesses with annual revenue up to Rs. 1.5 crores can use the Composition Scheme, easing their tax burden and reducing compliance costs.

Documents for GST Registration

Entity Type Required Documents
Sole Proprietor / Individual - PAN card and Aadhar card of the owner
- Photograph of the owner (JPEG format, max 100 KB)
- Bank account details* - Address proof**
LLP and Partnership Firms - PAN card of all partners (including managing partner and authorized signatory)
- Copy of partnership deed - Photograph of all partners (JPEG format, max 100 KB)
- Address proof of partners (Passport, driving license, Voters ID, Aadhar card, etc.)
- Aadhar card of authorized signatory
- Proof of appointment of authorized signatory
- Registration certificate / Board resolution of LLP (for LLP)
- Bank account details*
- Address proof of principal place of business
HUF (Hindu Undivided Family) - PAN card of HUF
- PAN card and Aadhar card of Karta
- Photograph of the owner (JPEG format, max 100 KB)
- Bank account details
- Address proof of principal place of business
Company (Public & Private, Indian and Foreign) - PAN card of the Company
- Certificate of incorporation by Ministry of Corporate Affairs
- Memorandum of Association / Articles of Association
- PAN card and Aadhar card of authorized signatory (The authorized signatory must be Indian, even for foreign companies)
- PAN card and address proof of all directors of the Company
- Photograph of all directors and authorized signatory (JPEG format, max 100 KB)
- Board resolution / Proof of appointment of authorized signatory (JPEG/PDF format, max 100 KB)
- Bank account details
- Address proof of principal place of business
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GST Registration

Steps

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Fill the Form & Make Payment

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Get Guidance from Our Expert

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Submit Your Documents

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Documents Uploaded & Registration Initiated

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GST Registration Completed

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Receive Your GST Certificate

FAQ

Any business with a turnover exceeding Rs. 40 lakhs (for goods) or Rs. 20 lakhs (for services) must register for GST. Some smaller businesses and special categories of people like e-commerce sellers or casual taxable persons also need registration.

Typically, GST registration takes about 7-10 business days, depending on the accuracy of your documents and any possible verification processes.

No, GST registration can be completed online. You only need to submit the required documents and information electronically, and our team will handle the rest.

Not registering for GST when required can lead to penalties and interest. Your business may also face legal issues and be restricted from trading on platforms that require GST compliance.

Yes, you can apply for cancellation of your GST registration if your business is no longer liable to pay GST, such as if your turnover falls below the threshold or your business shuts down.

Yes, you can update your GST details, such as business address, contact details, or change of business name, through the GST portal.

Yes, businesses registered under GST need to file GST returns regularly. The frequency depends on your business type, but it’s typically monthly or quarterly.

Missing a GST return filing can result in penalties and interest charges. Regular filing ensures compliance with the tax system and helps avoid these extra costs.

Yes, a new business can apply for GST registration right after its establishment if its turnover exceeds the prescribed limits or if it falls under specific categories like e-commerce or inter-state supply.

If your business is likely to cross the GST registration threshold in the near future, it’s a good idea to register early. It’s better to be proactive rather than face penalties later.

No, if you only deal in GST-exempt goods or services, you do not need to register for GST. However, if you deal in both taxable and exempted goods, registration may still be required.

The GST composition scheme is for small businesses with a turnover of up to Rs. 1.5 crore. It allows businesses to pay a fixed percentage of their turnover as tax, simplifying tax filings and reducing compliance burden.

No, it is not advisable to continue trading without completing the GST registration. You can’t issue GST-compliant invoices or collect GST until your registration is approved.

If your GST registration is rejected, you can make necessary corrections and reapply. Our team at Vyapaar Registration can assist you in addressing the issues and ensuring your application gets approved.

Yes, online businesses selling goods or services are required to register for GST, especially if they are selling across states or are engaged with an e-commerce platform.

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