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1. Consult Our Experts
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2. Submit Required Documents
Provide all the documents. Our team will initiate the paper work on your behalf
3. Filing Process
The document filing process will commence through the designated portal
4. Receive Your GST Certification
GST Registration is completed and the certificates will be sent to you.
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Required Documents for GST Registration
Pan Card
Aadhaar card
Proof of business registration or Incorporation certificate
Identity and Address proof of Promoters/Director with Photographs
Address proof of the place of business
Bank Account statement/Cancelled cheque
Letter of Authorization/Board Resolution for Authorized Signatory
Rent Agreement in case the PPOB(Principal Place of Business) is rented
GST Registration - Overview
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive indirect tax system adopted by many countries. It replaces multiple taxes with a unified structure, eliminating complexities and promoting a seamless flow of goods and services. GST operates on a dual model, comprising central GST (CGST) and state GST (SGST). The input tax credit ensures taxes are levied only on value addition. With multiple tax slabs, exemptions, and electronic filing, GST aims for transparency and efficiency. It has a profound impact on businesses, influencing pricing strategies and supply chain dynamics. This global trend fosters a modernized, destination-based tax approach
Type of GST Registration
GST registration is mandatory for businesses and individuals falling under specific categories, ensuring compliance with tax laws based on their business operations. The registration process is tailored to accommodate various taxpayer types and business activities. Below are the primary types of GST registration:
Casual Taxable Person
If you're someone who sets up shop temporarily—like for an exhibition, event, or a pop-up store—you fall under this category. You’ll need to register as a Casual Taxable Person to collect and pay GST during your short-term business stint. Think of it as a limited-time permit to do business and pay taxes.
Non-Resident Taxable Person
If you’re from outside India but selling goods or services within the country without a fixed place of business here, this one’s for you! Non-Resident Taxable Person registration ensures you comply with GST rules while doing business in India, even as a visitor.
E-Commerce Operators
Are you running an online marketplace like Amazon, Flipkart, or Zomato? As an E-Commerce Operator, GST registration is mandatory. It allows you to collect tax on behalf of your sellers and ensures smooth operations for your digital platform.
FAQs
What is GST?
The Goods and Services Tax is a unified, multi-stage, and consumption-based tax levied on the supply of goods or services, combining all stages such as manufacture, sale and consumption of goods and services. It functions at a national level in order to replace most of the national and state tax systems like VAT, service tax, excise duty, etc. It removes the cascading effect of tax-on-tax, earlier prevalent. It is applicable to you if you are into manufacturing, trading, e-commerce or providing services, and your annual turnover exceeds a prescribed limit.
How to enrol for GST?
You can enrol for GST via the common portal of the Goods and Services Tax. ClearTax can also help you with your enrollment. For more details
Can I have multiple registrations?
Yes, a person with multiple business verticals in a state may obtain a separate registration for each business vertical (in each state).
Which taxes did GST replace?
GST replaced all the taxes currently levied and collected by the centre (such as Central Excise Duty and CVD) and by the state (such as VAT and CST) on businesses.