1999 (All Inclusive)*
Registration for single state
Quick and Fast Registration
Proper Information check by professionals
Follow-up with department for any query/notice
First Month/Quarter GST Return Free
Best & quick future support
Verification of client information for GST registration
Processing of details received by filing form
Generation of Application Reference Number by Submitting the form
Processing of REG-01 in department and Govt will issue GST RC if all details are correct
ID Proof & Photo- PAN or Aadhar or Votor ID etc.
Address Proof (Aadhar or Passport or DL or Bank Statement or Utility Bill)
Address Proof of organisation (Utility Bill/NOC/Lease Agreement)
PAN Copy of organisation
Organisation Formation Document (Partnership Deed/Certificate of Inc)
MOA & AOA (in case of company)
Bank Account Details of Organisation
GST Registration Certificate
Login credentials of GST Common Portal
HSN and SAC code for Outward supply of Goods or services or both
Applicable GST tax rate on outward supplies
Ans. GST is an indirect tax which is to be collected from customer and payable to government. To manage, to pay taxes to government, we must take GST registration number and must file GST returns timely.
Ans. GSTIN is stand for ‘Goods & Service Tax Identification Number’ which is generated after taking the GST registration and mentioned on registration certificate. This is a PAN based number which is unique for every registration.
Ans. A Casual GST Registration means a registration taken for a temporary place where someone sale or supplies taxable goods or services occasionally in a state where he/she does not have a fixed place of business.
Ans. Basic threshold of turnover to ensure registration in GST is Rs 40 Lacs and Rs 20 Lacs for a mix supply of goods & service. (This limit is half for special category states).
Ans. Yes, there is compulsory filing of return on monthly or quarterly basis based on your sales turnover. For a regular taxpayer Monthly form GSTR-3B and quarterly form GSTR-1 is need to be filed.
Ans. To claim input credit benefit on purchases, to apply for a business loan, to issue tax invoice to buyers, to be legally recognised from suppliers etc.
Ans. Yes, you have to register separately for each state from where supplies of goods or services are being made. Registration is PAN based and State specific containing state code too.
Ans. Currently GST Rates are divided in 5%, 12%, 18% & 28% rates.
Ans. Around 3 to 7 days are required to apply for GST registration subject to approvals from govt. department.
Ans. Yes, where you do not have any supplies of goods, you can surrender GST registration online anytime.
Ans. GST registration can be Regular (for normal taxpayer), Composite (for small retailers who want to pay tax in single rate), Casual (for transacting business at a temporary place), Non-Resident (Available for NR to transact business in India for temporary period), E-Commerce (for e-commerce operators) and United Nation body/Embassy (For foreign bodies to claim refund of GST).