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GST Migration

GST Migration refers to the process of issuing GSTIN (GST Identification Number) to the existing taxpayers of VAT and Service Tax. In GST migration process, the GSTIN shall replace the existing VAT and Service Tax certificates. Any taxpayer registered to the Central Excise or Service Tax shall receive details to transfer to GST in the ACES Portal. After providing the required details, the portal initiates the verification process. Upon approval, the taxpayer receives the GSTIN.

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Eligibility Criteria for GST Migration

Documents required for GST migration

Frequently Asked Questions

GST migration refers to the process of transitioning from the previous tax regime to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system in India.

All existing taxpayers registered under various indirect tax laws such as VAT, Service Tax, Central Excise, etc., need to migrate to GST.

Yes, it is mandatory for eligible taxpayers to migrate to GST to continue their business operations legally.

Taxpayers can migrate to GST by registering on the GSTN portal and completing the migration process online.

Documents such as PAN card, Aadhaar card, proof of business registration, bank account details, etc., are required for GST migration.

The deadline for GST migration varies depending on the specific notifications issued by the government. Taxpayers should check the official announcements for the latest deadline.

Taxpayers who miss the GST migration deadline may face penalties or fines for non-compliance.

No, a PAN card is mandatory for GST migration as it serves as a unique identifier for taxpayers.

Yes, taxpayers need to cancel their previous tax registrations such as VAT, Service Tax, etc., after migrating to GST.

Yes, taxpayers will be allotted a new GST registration number after successful migration.

Yes, taxpayers can amend their details such as business name, address, etc., on the GSTN portal after migration.

Yes, if there is a change in the business address, taxpayers need to update their registration details on the GSTN portal.

Benefits of migrating to GST include simplified tax compliance, elimination of cascading effects of taxes, improved transparency, and ease of doing business.

No, under GST, taxpayers need to file consolidated returns covering all taxable supplies.

Yes, taxpayers can claim ITC on eligible inputs held in stock on the day of migration to GST.

Yes, various government agencies, tax consultants, and GST facilitation centers provide assistance for GST migration.

Taxpayers facing technical issues during migration can reach out to the GST helpdesk or seek assistance from authorized service providers.

While training is not mandatory, it is advisable for taxpayers to undergo GST training to understand the new tax regime and compliance requirements better.

Tax liabilities may change after migrating to GST due to differences in tax rates, input tax credit provisions, etc. Taxpayers should assess these changes carefully.

Taxpayers can visit the official GSTN portal or refer to government notifications, circulars, and guidelines for detailed information about GST migration.

Advantages of GST

Eliminate cascading effect of tax

GST eliminates the cascading effect of tax that was evident earlier. Cascading tax effect means ‘Tax on Tax’

Higher Threshold for registration

In previous Structure, any business with turnover of more than 5 to 10 lakh need to register with vat/service tax. Under GST regime, this limit has been increased to Rs.20 lakh

Composition scheme for small businesses

Under GST, small businesses can benefit as it gives an option to lower taxes by utilizing the Composition scheme. This move has brought down the tax

Simple and easy online procedure

The entire process of GST (from GST registration to filing returns) is made online, and it is simple. This has been beneficial for start-ups especially

Special treatment for e-Commerce operators:

Before GST regime, supplying goods through the e-commerce sector did not have separate rules. It had variable VAT laws

Improved efficiency of logistics

Reduction in unnecessary logistics costs is already increasing profits for businesses involved in the supply of goods through transportation.

Disadvantages of GST

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