GST Registration

Introduction

Our GST Registration Service offers comprehensive assistance to businesses seeking to register for Goods and Services Tax in India. GST is a unified indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services across India, replacing multiple indirect taxes such as VAT, excise duty, and service tax. Registering for GST is mandatory for businesses meeting certain turnover thresholds or engaging in interstate supply of goods and services.

Key Features:

• Expert Guidance:Our team of experienced professionals provides expert guidance and support throughout the GST registration process, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements.
• End-to-End Service:We handle the entire GST registration process, from document preparation and application submission to follow-up with tax authorities, simplifying the process for businesses.
• Document Preparation:We assist businesses in gathering and preparing all required documents, including PAN card, proof of address, bank account details, and business incorporation documents.
• Application Submission:Our team submits the GST registration application electronically through the GST portal on behalf of the business, ensuring accuracy and compliance with GST regulations.
• Follow-Up and Assistance:We follow up with the tax authorities on behalf of the business, addressing any queries or requests for additional information to expedite the registration process.
• GSTIN Allocation:Upon successful registration, we provide businesses with their unique Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN), enabling them to conduct transactions compliantly under the GST regime.
• Post-Registration Support:We offer on-going support and assistance to businesses post-registration, including guidance on GST compliance, filing of GST returns, and updates on regulatory changes.

Eligibility criteria for GST registration:

• Mandatory registration for businesses exceeding prescribed turnover thresholds: ₹40 lakhs in most states (₹20 lakhs for special category states).
• For businesses supplying goods in specific categories: ₹20 lakhs.
• Certain businesses, like those making interstate taxable supplies or e-commerce, must register regardless of turnover.
• Interstate Supply: Businesses supplying goods or services between different states must register.
• Casual Taxable Person: Individuals or businesses conducting occasional transactions in taxable goods or services must register.
• Input Service Distributor (ISD): Entities with separate business verticals needing input tax credits to register.
• TDS/TCS Deductor: Individuals or businesses required to deduct or collect tax at source under GST must register.
• Non-Resident Taxable Person: Non-resident individuals or businesses making taxable supplies must register.
• Agents of Taxable Person: Agents supplying or receiving goods or services on behalf of other taxable persons must register.
• Taxpayers under previous indirect tax laws must migrate to GST.
• Voluntary Registration: Businesses or individuals not required to register can opt for voluntary registration.

Documents requirement:

• Proof of Business Registration:For Proprietorship: Any document establishing the proprietorship, such as proprietorship registration certificate or PAN card. For Partnership Firm: Partnership deed. For Company: Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles of Association. For LLP (Limited Liability Partnership): Certificate of Incorporation, LLP Agreement. For Trust/Society: Registration Certificate.
• Proof of Constitution of Business:Partnership deed (if applicable). Memorandum and Articles of Association (for companies). Certificate of Incorporation (for companies and LLPs). Trust Deed (for trusts). Society Registration Certificate (for societies).
• PAN Card of the Business:Permanent Account Number (PAN) card of the business entity.
• Identity and Address Proof of Promoters/Partners/Proprietor:Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID, or driving license. Proof of address such as Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID, or driving license.
• Proof of Principal Place of Business:Ownership documents, such as property tax receipt or electricity bill. Rental/Lease agreement along with landlord's identity proof, if the property is rented. Consent letter from the landlord.
• Bank Account Details:Scanned copy of cancelled cheque or bank statement. Bank account number, IFSC code, and branch details.
• Authorized Signatory Details:Photographs and identity proof (Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID, or driving license) of authorized signatory.
• Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) of Authorized Signatory (if applicable):In case of companies, LLPs, and foreign entities, a DSC is required for online GST registration.
• Business Registration Proof under Previous Law (if applicable):VAT registration certificate. Service tax registration certificate. Excise registration certificate.
• Additional Documents (if applicable):NOC from the landlord if the principal place of business is rented. Board resolution authorizing a person to sign the GST application (for companies).

Frequently Asked Questions