GST Registration
GST registration is a process under which a person gets registered under GST. Without GST registration neither a person can collect tax from customers nor claim any input tax credit on tax paid by him. GST provided three electronic ledgers namely E-liability ledger, E-credit ledger and E-cash ledger for payment of taxes. After getting registration a unique number allotted by the government known as GSTIN (Goods and services tax Identification number) which is of 15-digit number and certificate of registration issued by the concerned authorities. This number is based on the state code, PAN, entity code, and check digit.
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Requirements and Eligibility Criteria for GST Registration
- When a person falls in threshold limit of registration under GST then he is required to obtain registration as per section 22 of Indirect Tax laws.
- There are some cases in which GST registration is mandatorily required like casual taxable person, input service distributor or non- resident person etc.
- A person can take voluntarily registration under GST.
Documents Required for GST Registration
- Pan Card, Aadhar card, photograph, rent agreement/noc from owner for use of property for business purpose, Utility bill and other documents reuired by authority in case of Individual
- Pan card,address proof of business ,Address proof of all directors, Photographs of Directors ,Digital signature of Director ,Memorandum or Articles of association or partnership deed or , other documents required by authority in case of Organization
- Registered Office Address Proof
- Other Supporting Documents
Frequently Asked Questions
GST registration is the process by which businesses or individuals register themselves under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, allowing them to collect and remit GST to the government.
Any business or individual involved in the supply of goods or services with a turnover exceeding the prescribed threshold limit (varies by country) needs to register for GST.
The turnover limit for GST registration varies by country. It is usually set by the government and is subject to periodic revisions.
You can register for GST through an online portal provided by the tax authorities of your country. The process typically involves filling out an application form and providing necessary documents.
Commonly required documents include proof of business registration, identity and address proof of the proprietor/partners/directors, bank account details, and proof of business address.
Yes, businesses with turnover below the threshold limit can choose to register for GST voluntarily to avail of input tax credit benefits and to expand their business.
Yes, e-commerce sellers are required to register for GST, irrespective of their turnover, as per the regulations in many countries.
Benefits include the ability to collect GST from customers, claim input tax credit, legally operate as a GST-compliant entity, and participate in interstate trade.
Yes, failure to register for GST when required can lead to penalties imposed by the tax authorities, including fines and legal action.
Yes, GST registration can be canceled under certain circumstances, such as cessation of business operations or change in business structure.
The time taken for GST registration varies depending on the country and the completeness of the application. It can range from a few days to a few weeks.
Yes, some countries may charge a fee for GST registration. The amount varies and is usually specified by the tax authorities.
GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a unique 15-digit alphanumeric code assigned to each taxpayer upon successful GST registration.
Small businesses with turnover below the threshold limit may not be required to register for GST, but voluntary registration is advisable for various benefits.
Yes, individuals engaged in supplying taxable goods or services with turnover above the threshold limit are required to register for GST
Freelancers whose turnover exceeds the threshold limit need to register for GST and comply with the relevant tax regulations.
The composition scheme is a simplified compliance scheme under GST for small businesses. It allows eligible taxpayers to pay tax at a fixed rate based on turnover and file quarterly returns.
Yes, non-resident persons or businesses supplying taxable goods or services in a country may be required to register for GST under certain circumstances.
The frequency of GST return filing varies by country and the type of taxpayer. It can be monthly, quarterly, or annually, as prescribed by the tax authorities.
Advantages of GST Registration

Increase threshold limit for registration

online and simple process

composition scheme for small persons

Reduction in Tax Evasion

Number of COmpliance is lesser

special treatment for e commerce operators
Disadvantages of GST
- Create Challange for small business
- High operation cost
- Revenue distribution
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