GST Registration in India – Just ₹999/- + GST

GST Registration Online — The First Right Step for Your Business

Let's be honest — thousands of business owners make mistakes during GST registration. Either the documents are wrong, or there's a small error in the form, or the DSC becomes a headache. And then the application gets rejected. Start over, waste time, and live with the fear of penalties.

That's exactly what we fix — so your registration goes through correctly the first time, without any hassle.

Why You Need a GST Number

When you register for GST, you receive a 15-digit GSTIN — Goods and Services Tax Identification Number. This isn't just a number. It's your legal tax identity in India.

Without this number, you cannot legally charge GST to your customers. You cannot claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) — meaning the GST you've already paid on your purchases simply won't come back to you. Want to sell on Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho? You need a GSTIN. Want to participate in government tenders? You need a GSTIN.

And if you skip registration even when it's mandatory? Late fees run from ₹50 to ₹200 per day. On top of that, 18% annual interest on unpaid tax. These numbers add up fast.

Which Businesses Must Register for GST?

First, check whether you fall into a mandatory category:

Supplying goods? In general states, if your annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh — registration is compulsory. In special category states (Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir) — the limit is ₹20 lakh.

Providing services? In general states, above ₹20 lakh — you must register. In special category states, above ₹10 lakh.

In some cases, turnover doesn't matter at all:

• Supplying goods or services from one state to another? Register immediately — even if your turnover is a single rupee.
• Selling on e-commerce platforms? Register, no exceptions.
• Are you a casual taxable person or a non-resident taxable person? Register.

And if you're below these limits? Voluntary registration is still an option — and it comes with real advantages.

Types of GST Registration — Know Which One Applies to You

Regular Taxpayer

The most common type. Manufacturers, retailers, service providers — anyone who has crossed the turnover threshold. You get full ITC benefits and file monthly or quarterly returns.

Composition Scheme

The best option for small businesses. If your goods turnover is up to ₹1.5 crore (or ₹50 lakh for services), you pay tax at a fixed rate and file quarterly. One limitation — ITC cannot be claimed. But your compliance burden becomes significantly lighter.

Casual Taxable Person

Setting up a stall at an exhibition? Participating in a trade fair? Operating temporarily in another state? This registration is valid for 90 days and requires an advance tax deposit upfront.

Non-Resident Taxable Person

For foreign businesses supplying goods or services in India without a permanent establishment here. Registration must be completed at least 5 days before supply begins.

Voluntary Registration

Below the threshold but your clients are GST-registered? Or planning to expand inter-state? Voluntary registration is the smart move. Compliance requirements remain the same as a regular taxpayer — but your business credibility improves and you gain access to ITC benefits.

GST Registration Online Process — Step by Step

The entire process happens on the official government portal: www.gst.gov.in. No office visits, no queues.

• Step 1 — Open the portal: Go to gst.gov.in. Navigate to Services → Registration → New Registration.
• Step 2 — Fill Part A of Form GST REG-01: Enter your PAN, mobile number, email ID, and state. An OTP will be sent — verify it.
• Step 3 — Receive your TRN: After OTP verification, a Temporary Reference Number is generated. Keep this safe — it's what you'll use to continue your application.
• Step 4 — Fill Part B: This is where the detail comes in. Enter your business structure, principal place of business, promoter or partner details, bank account information, and the HSN/SAC codes for your goods or services.
• Step 5 — Upload your documents: In PDF or JPEG format. Wrong documents mean rejection. Review the checklist carefully before uploading.
• Step 6 — Authentication: For proprietors and individuals: Aadhaar OTP authentication works. For companies and LLPs: A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is compulsory — no alternative.
• Step 7 — Submit and receive your ARN: After submission, you'll receive an Application Reference Number via SMS and email. Use this to track your application status on the portal.
• Step 8 — Officer review: A GST officer reviews your application within 3 to 7 working days. If they have queries, you'll receive Form GST REG-03 — respond via Form GST REG-04 within 7 working days.
• Step 9 — GSTIN issued: Once approved, your 15-digit GSTIN is issued through Form GST REG-06. Download your GST Registration Certificate from the portal: Services → User Services → View/Download Certificates.

Timeline: With Aadhaar authentication — 3 to 5 working days. Without Aadhaar or if biometric verification is required — 7 to 10 working days. Expert-assisted fast track — 24 to 48 hours for eligible applicants.

Documents Required by Business Type

Sole Proprietor / Individual

• PAN card and Aadhaar card of the proprietor
• Bank account proof — cancelled cheque or passbook copy
• Business address proof — electricity bill or rent agreement
• No DSC required; Aadhaar OTP authentication is accepted

One important note — a proprietor can hold only one GSTIN per state. If you operate in multiple states, you need a separate registration in each.

Partnership Firm

• PAN of the firm and all partners, plus Aadhaar of all partners
• Registered Partnership Deed
• Authorisation letter naming the primary GST signatory
• Business address proof — if the premises are rented, an NOC or consent letter is also needed
• Bank account proof in the firm's name

Private Limited Company

• Company PAN and Certificate of Incorporation from MCA
• Memorandum and Articles of Association (MOA and AOA)
• PAN and Aadhaar of all directors
• Board resolution authorising the GST signatory
• DSC of the authorised director — mandatory, no alternative accepted
• Registered office address proof and company bank account proof

The company's GSTIN is linked to the company's PAN — not to any director's personal PAN.

LLP

• LLP PAN, LLP Agreement, and Certificate of Incorporation from MCA
• PAN and Aadhaar of designated partners
• DSC of the filing designated partner — mandatory
• Business address proof and bank account details

E-Commerce Sellers (Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho)

Turnover is irrelevant here — register before your very first sale.

• PAN and Aadhaar of the owner or director
• Proof of warehouse or business address
• Bank account in the business or individual's name
• Marketplace seller ID where applicable

E-commerce operators who collect payments on behalf of sellers require a separate registration under the TCS category — this is different from regular seller registration.

HUF

• PAN of both the HUF and the Karta
• Aadhaar of the Karta
• Bank account in the HUF's name
• Proof of principal place of business

What Happens After Registration — Getting Your GSTIN Is Just the Beginning

Receiving your GSTIN is a milestone — but the real work starts here.

• GSTR-1 — Report your outward supplies: Due by the 11th of every month (or the 13th quarterly under the QRMP scheme). This is where you report all your sales invoices.
• GSTR-3B — Summary return and tax payment: Due by the 20th monthly (or quarterly under QRMP). Adjust your ITC and pay any remaining GST liability.
• GSTR-9 — Annual return: A full-year reconciliation of all GST activity. Must be filed by 31st December of the following financial year.
• GST-compliant invoices: Every taxable supply must be accompanied by an invoice clearly showing your GSTIN, HSN/SAC codes, the applicable GST rate, and the CGST/SGST/IGST split.
• E-Way Bill: Before moving goods valued above ₹50,000 — generate an E-Way Bill on ewaybillgst.gov.in before the goods leave.

Any changes to your details? Address, partners, directors — any change must be reported by filing Form GST REG-14 within 15 days of the change.

Books of accounts: Records must be maintained for a minimum of 6 years for each registered place of business.

Penalty reminder: Late filing attracts a fee of ₹50 per day (₹20 per day for nil returns), capped at ₹10,000 per return. Unpaid GST also attracts 18% annual interest separately.

Our Plans — Straightforward, No Surprises

We handle your entire online GST registration — from document collection to GSTIN delivery.

Your Questions, Answered Directly

Q. Where do I apply for GST registration online?

On the official portal at www.gst.gov.in. Go to Services → Registration → New Registration, complete Form REG-01, and upload your documents. If you want to avoid rejection, professional assistance is the safer route.

Q. Is GST registration free on the government portal?

Yes, registering directly on the government portal costs nothing. Professional assistance starts at ₹999, which covers document review, application filing, ARN tracking, and GSTIN delivery.

Q. How long does the process take?

With Aadhaar authentication: 3–5 working days. Without Aadhaar or if biometric verification is required: 7–10 working days. With expert fast-track assistance: 24–48 hours for eligible applicants.

Q. What is the difference between CGST, SGST, and IGST?

For supply within the same state, CGST and SGST apply — split equally between the central and state governments. For inter-state supply, IGST applies — collected entirely by the central government and then distributed to the relevant state.

Q. What happens if my GSTIN is cancelled?

A cancelled GSTIN means you can no longer collect GST, claim ITC, or file returns. If the cancellation was initiated by a GST officer (not voluntarily by you), you can apply for revocation within 30 days using Form GST REG-21. For voluntary cancellation, the process uses Form GST REG-16.

Q. Do e-commerce sellers really need GST registration regardless of turnover?

Yes. Whether you sell on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, or any other platform — GST registration is mandatory before your first sale. There are no turnover-based exceptions for e-commerce sellers.

Q. Why opt for voluntary registration if it isn't mandatory?

If your clients are GST-registered, they will generally prefer suppliers who also have a GSTIN — because it allows them to claim ITC on their purchases from you. Voluntary registration also removes barriers to inter-state expansion. Compliance requirements are the same as a regular taxpayer, but your business credibility and eligibility improve meaningfully.

Why Choose Us?

We're not a chatbot. A real GST expert is assigned to your case from day one.

Every application is CA-reviewed before submission — so the risk of rejection is effectively zero. Filing is completed within 24 to 48 hours. Support continues until your GSTIN is in hand. And if your application isn't filed for any reason — you get a full refund, no questions asked.

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