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GST Registration in India
GST registration for Indian businesses, foreign entities, e-commerce sellers, and non-resident taxable persons — correctly filed the first time.
Who Must Register for GST?
- Turnover above Rs. 20 lakh — Mandatory for businesses supplying goods or services (Rs. 10 lakh for special category states)
- Inter-state supply of goods — Mandatory regardless of turnover — even for very small businesses
- E-commerce sellers — Mandatory for all sellers on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, etc. — regardless of turnover
- E-commerce operators — Operators of e-commerce platforms must register regardless of turnover
- Reverse charge mechanism — Recipients of services under RCM must register regardless of turnover
- Non-resident taxable persons — Foreign entities making taxable supplies in India — mandatory registration
- Casual taxable persons — Businesses making occasional supplies in a state where they have no fixed place of business
Types of GST Registration We Handle
Documents Required
- PAN card — of the business owner / company / LLP
- Aadhaar card — of the authorized signatory
- Business registration proof — Certificate of Incorporation, LLP agreement, or partnership deed
- Registered office proof — electricity bill / rent agreement + NOC from owner
- Bank account details — cancelled cheque or bank statement
- Photographs — of the authorized signatory
- DSC — (Digital Signature Certificate) — required for companies and LLPs
GST Registration Process
- Application filing— Form GST REG-01 submitted on GSTN portal
- ARN generation — Application Reference Number issued within minutes
- Document verification — GST officer reviews the application (typically 3–7 working days)
- Physical verification — for certain categories or if officer raises query
- GSTIN issuance — GSTIN and registration certificate issued after approval
- Timeline — 3–7 working days (standard cases); 1–2 days for casual/non-resident taxable persons
- Government fee — Nil — no government fee for GST registration
- Penalty for not registering — 10% of tax due (minimum Rs. 10,000) or 100% of tax due for deliberate non-registration
Frequently Asked Questions
01Can I have multiple GST registrations?
Yes — if you operate in multiple states, you need a separate GSTIN for each state. Each state registration is independent. We manage multi-state GST registration and compliance.
02 Can I claim ITC on purchases made before GST registration?
Yes — ITC on inputs held in stock on the date of registration can be claimed within 30 days of obtaining the GSTIN, subject to conditions. We handle the opening ITC claim process.
03 What is the difference between regular and composition GST registration?
Regular: you charge GST at applicable rates to customers and claim ITC on purchases. Composition: you pay a flat low rate of tax (1–5%) but cannot charge GST to customers or claim ITC. Composition is simpler but has restrictions.
04 What is a virtual office GSTIN and who needs it?
A virtual office provides a registered business address in a specific state — useful for businesses that operate remotely but need a GST number in that state to serve local clients or participate in tenders.
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Contact Info
- +91 90150-53820
- info@aaaglobal.com