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You will send us the documents and information as per the list provided by us.
Based on the documents sent; you will be given a manager for your registration process.
We will submit all forms and documents related to registration of goods and service tax (GST) on your behalf and ARN number generated.
Your GST number will be issued and we will send you all documents related to GST number.
Goods and Service Tax (GST) is an indirect tax that has to be collected from customers when goods are sold or services are provided. The government in the year 2017 abolished various indirect taxes like VAT, Excise duty, Octroi, Service Tax, etc and introduced the GST Act.
Obtaining GST registration is mandatory for every organization or company doing a business turnover that exceeds the specified limits or falls under chapter 6 of the GST Act. A dual system of GST is implemented in India, whereby Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) and State Goods and Service Tax (SGST) is levied on the supply of goods and services.
A business entity that is not registered under the GST Act will not be allowed to collect taxes from customers and is also not permitted to avail the tax credit of GST paid by him. However, GST becomes mandatory to apply when the revenues exceed the limits mentioned in the act per annum based on the state category.
The idea behind the GST Act in India is to bring all businesses, consultants, service providers, and freelancers under one single tax system, in which they sell goods or provide services.
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A person/business becomes legally authorized to collect tax from his purchasers and pass on the credit of the taxes paid on the goods or services supplied to purchasers or recipients.
Voluntarily registered persons can take input credit on their own purchases and input services like legal fees, consultation fees, etc. This is beneficial for increasing their business margin and profitability in the longer run.
Businesses registered under GST can make inter-state sales without many restrictions. Thus, it widens the potential market for SMEs. These SMEs can also opt for selling their goods online through the e-commerce platform.
The criteria for people that are required to be registered under GST is provided under Chapter 6 of the GST Act. As per the GST Act, the following persons are obliged to obtain GST registration:
Turnover : Exceeds Rs. 40 lakh
Applicable state : All states of India except Jammu and Kashmir, Puducherry, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand.
Turnover : Exceeds Rs. 20 lakh
Applicable state : Jammu and Kashmir, puducherry, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, arunachalpradesh, uttarakhand.
Turnover : Exceeds Rs. 20 lakh
Applicable state : All states of India except Jammu and Kashmir, Puducherry, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand.
Turnover : Exceeds Rs. 10 lakh
Applicable state : Jammu and Kashmir, puducherry, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, arunachalpradesh, uttarakhand.
1. Interstate suppliers:
Inter-state supply is supplying goods from one state to another. Hence, any taxable person who is involved in supplying goods to anyone outside the state is required to obtain GST registration.
2. Casual taxable persons:
A casual taxable person is an individual who supplies goods or services on an occasional basis and does not have a fixed place of business over there. A casual taxable person is required to obtain compulsory registration irrespective of the aggregate turnover in the previous year. An exemption has been given to a person engaged in the supply of “handicraft goods”.
3. Person liable to pay tax on reverse charge basis:
In some cases, the liability to pay tax (GST) would levy with the recipient of the goods or services, instead of the supplier. Any person who is liable to pay tax under the reverse charge basis is mandatorily required to obtain GST registration and pay tax accordingly.
4. Non-resident taxable persons:
A non-resident person who is making any taxable supply in the taxable territory is required to register under the GST regime.
5. Persons required to deduct TDS/TCS under GST
A person who is required to deduct TDS/TCS under GST (Goods and Service) Act is required to get itself registered under GST compulsorily.
6. Input service distributors:
An Input Service Distributor (ISD) is a business that receives an invoice for services used by them or their branches. It is not involved in the supply of goods or services directly. All the ISD are responsible for passing the GST credits received by them to their branches monthly. It is mandatory for all the ISD to obtain registration under the GST Act as an ISD.
7. Individuals making a sale as an agent or principal:
Any person who makes a taxable supply of goods or services on behalf of other people such as brokers, agents, dealers, distributors, etc are obliged to obtain the GST registration irrespective of their turnover.
8. Suppliers involved in supply goods through e-commerce operator:
A supplier/business making a supply of its goods through an electronic commerce operator is required to get themselves registered under GST.
9. Every e-commerce operator who provides a platform to suppliers through its portal:
E-commerce operators who allow others to make a supply of goods or services through their portal are required to obtain the GST registration.
10. Online service providers providing service from outside India to a non-registered person in India:
A person/company supplying online information, database access or retrieval from outside India is instructed to get itself registered under GST irrespective of the turnover in the previous year. E.g. Netflix has to get itself registered and pay taxes under normal charges for providing services from outside of India.
Goods and Service Tax Act levies a direct penalty on the person that is required to obtain GST registration but fails to take it. As per Section 122 of the CGST Act, any person who is required to obtain GST registration but fails to do so is liable for a minimum penalty of INR 10,000 or the amount of tax evaded whichever is higher.
Entities registered under the GST Act are required to comply with various compliance from time to time, failure to which can lead to penalties and revocation of GST registration by the authorities. Some of the primary responsibilities of a person registered under GST include:
Once you are registered under the GST, our Legal Workmate Team can help you with all the mandatory compliance at a reasonable fee.
Goods and Service Tax Act provides a special scheme for a supplier of goods and services that are allowed to pay the tax at a specified rate that is substantially lower than the normal applicable rates. However, the following persons/entities cannot register themselves under a composite scheme.
I doubt whether to register for the composite Taxable Scheme. For more updates contact us for details about schemes.
The major disadvantages of registering under the composite scheme are the following:
The unregistered person who wants to supply goods to any other state is mandatorily required to obtain GST registration.
As per section 2(6) of CGST Act aggregate turnover includes the value of
A person liable to take GST registration should obtain the same within thirty days from the date on which he becomes liable to registration. In case of casual taxable person and a non-resident taxable person should apply for registration at least five days before commencement of business.
Yes, As per Section 25(6) of the CGST Act, every person who wants to avail registration under GST shall have a Permanent Account Number issued under the Income Tax Act,1961. However, non-residents who are taking registration as a Casual Taxable person is granted exemption from PAN for GST registration.
Yes, If you are involved in making a supply of any goods in India then you are liable to obtain GST registration.
Yes, if in case the person chooses to cease the business then he/she can surrender their GST number to government.
Yes, since exports are zero-rate, one needs to register under GST to claim GST refund. Further export of services are zero-rated, so you do not need to pay any GST and can claim a refund of GST paid by you.
No, you are not liable to register under GST under this case. But if you want to use digital marketing ads, then you have to obtain GST registration.
Yes, As per GST (Goods and Service) Act if a person is liable to be registered under the Act and fails to obtain registration, then the proper officer may give GST registration as per the Act.
Yes, you can get your GST registration again but only after payment of all the pending dues and penalties.
Only in a case where the GST officer feels that the activity carried on by business is suspicious, or registration is obtained to care out fraud.
Non-resident taxable person means a person who wants to carry out business in India but does not have any fixed place of business in India.
The taxpayer at the time of registration has to declare all the place of business, whether rinciple place or additional place.
It is mandatory for the company for Limited Liability Partnership to obtain a GST registration through DSC signature.
Yes, the GST department may issue a query list in case of GST registration if they want any clarification. If you are obtaining GST registration form us then we shall take care of all the queries without any charges.
Yes, if a person is engaged in selling goods or providing services in different business verticals then he can obtain separate GST registration for various business verticals.