Overview

Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration is mandatory for businesses whose turnover exceeds the threshold limits (e.g. ₹40 Lakhs for goods, ₹20 Lakhs for services in India) or who engage in inter-state supply, e-commerce, or online trading. Registering for GST gives your business legal authorization, enables you to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on inputs, and allows you to charge tax from customers legally.

Key Benefits & Advantages

Become a legally recognized supplier of goods or services
Claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on business purchases and save 18% average cost
Sell products online on Amazon, Flipkart, or your own e-commerce portal
Conduct seamless inter-state transactions without restrictions
Open current bank accounts and apply for corporate credit easily

Documents Required

Keep these scanned soft copies ready before initiating the process:

1
PAN Card of the Proprietor / Company / Partnership
2
Aadhaar Card of the Proprietor / Directors / Partners
3
Electricity Bill / Rent Agreement of the business premises
4
No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the property owner
5
Cancelled cheque / Bank statement of the business account
6
Board Resolution / Authorization letter for Authorized Signatory

Filing & Registration Process

1

Submit Details

Provide your business type, directors' IDs, and proof of address on our secure client portal.

2

Document Scrutiny

Our tax compliance team reviews your files to ensure they meet GST portal specifications.

3

Filing Form GST REG-01

We draft and submit the registration form with all enclosures on the GST portal.

4

ARN Validation

We monitor the Application Reference Number (ARN) for any queries or clarifications from tax officers.

5

GSTIN Issued

The GST registration certificate (Form REG-06) is issued online. We deliver it directly to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is mandatory if your aggregate annual turnover exceeds the threshold (₹40 lakhs for goods, ₹20 lakhs for services), or if you sell across states, or sell via e-commerce portals.

Yes, you can register voluntarily to claim Input Tax Credit or if your corporate clients demand GST invoices.

No. You can register your GST using a residential address by providing a utility bill and an NOC from the owner.