GST Registration Amendments
5311 customersINR 1426 All Inclusive
- Amendment of
Business Name - Amendment of
Contact Details - Amendment of
business Activity’s - Amendment of
Place of Business - Amendment in
Legal Structure - Amendment of
Authorized
Signatories details - Amendment of
bank Details
Documents Required
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Introduction
GST registration can be amended if necessary, requiring changes to business details or contact information. This process is crucial for compliance with tax regulations and avoiding potential penalties. ProMunim of India offers expert assistance for GST registration amendments, streamlining the application process and ensuring regulatory compliance. Our professional team help businesses adapt to evolving needs and navigate the GST registration process, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information. This helps businesses avoid potential penalties and maintain regulatory compliance.
Amendment of registration:
Amendment of GST registration involves modifying or updating the information provided during the initial registration process. Registered individuals or entities can change details such as business address, contact information, authorized signatories, business activities, or other relevant particulars as needed.
What is Core and No-Core amendment?
In the context of GST registration amendments, the terms "Core" and "Non-Core" amendments refer to two categories of changes that can be made to the GST registration details:
- Core Amendments:Core amendments are changes that impact the fundamental details of the GST registration, such as the legal name of the business, the principal place of business, or the addition or deletion of promoters or partners. These amendments require approval from the tax authorities and are reflected in the GST registration certificate. Any change in the core fields of the registration requires submission of relevant supporting documents to the tax authorities for approval.
- Non-Core Amendments:Non-core amendments, on the other hand, are changes that do not affect the fundamental details of the GST registration. These changes typically include updates to contact details, email addresses, mobile numbers, or changes in the authorized signatories. Non-core amendments do not require approval from the tax authorities and can be self-certified by the taxpayer through the GST portal. The changes made under non-core amendments are immediately reflected in the GST registration details without the need for approval from tax authorities.
Reasons:
There are several reasons why a business or individual may need to amend their GST registration details. Some common reasons include:
- Change in Business Details:Updates to business information such as name, address, trade name, or principal place of business due to relocation, expansion, or restructuring of the business.
- Change in Contact Information:Updates to contact details such as phone numbers, email addresses, or registered office address to ensure effective communication with tax authorities and other stakeholders.
- Change in Authorized Signatories:Addition or removal of authorized signatories who are authorized to represent the business for GST-related matters.
- Change in Business Activities:Changes in the nature of business activities conducted by the registered entity, such as diversification into new products or services.
- Change in Bank Account Details:Updates to bank account information for receiving refunds or making tax payments.
- Change in Threshold Limits:Changes in turnover or other thresholds that affect the eligibility for GST registration, such as crossing the threshold for mandatory registration.
- Addition of New Place of Business:Addition of new places of business or deletion of existing ones from the GST registration.
- Change in Legal Structure:Changes in the legal structure of the business, such as conversion from proprietorship to partnership or company.