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GST Registration

GST Registration is the procedure by which a taxpayer becomes registered for GST purposes. Once a firm has been successfully registered, it is granted a unique registration number called the Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN). This is a 15-digit number assigned to taxpayers by the central government upon registration.

It is just as important for each taxable individual to register under GST as it is for any citizen of the country to have an identity document in order to benefit from the benefits and be recognized as one. Failure to register under GST may result in harsh penalties. If a person fails to register on purpose and is caught by authorities as a fraud, the penalty might be as much as 100 percent of the tax amount evaded. Any taxable firm or individual should register for GST under the new regime.

Who needs GST Registration?

  • If you provide paid services or sell products online.
  • If you offer digital products such as software, SAS, or other similar applications, you need to register.
  • If you sell through an e-commerce aggregator, you need to register.
  • If you supply goods and services within the country or export/import, you need to register for GST.
  • If you were previously registered under a different tax regime, such as Service Tax, Excise, or Value Added Tax, you should register now.
  • If you live in India and occasionally supply goods or services.
  • If your company does not have a fixed location within the country but deals in the provision of goods and services.
  • If your firm has a revenue of Rs. 40 lakhs or more, you must register. (For northeastern states, the turnover threshold is Rs. 10 lakhs.)
  • The service sector, like all other major industries, has four different GST rates: 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%. Taxes were 15 percent during the previous system. The majority of services, however, are subject to an 18% tax.

Documents required

The following documents are required to register your business for GST purposes:

Documents required

The following documents are required to register your business for GST purposes:

The applicant's Permanent Account Number (PAN).

A photocopy of the Aadhaar card

Certificate of incorporation or proof of business registration

Promoters/directors must provide documentation of their identity and residence, as well as a photograph.

Statement of bank account/cancelled check

Letter of authorization/board decision appointing an authorized signatory

Digital Signature