The first step in the registration process is to determine if the applied turnover is sufficient to be subject to mandatory registration-i.e., to be registered. For businesses under the limit, it may be an opportunity if you volunteer to be registered.

Documents to be Submitted:

As per the nature of the business, the documents for GST registration are different. Among these, the most critical are the PAN card (Permanent Account Number) of the company, Aadhaar card (National Health Register) of the owner or duly appointed signatory, proof of business address, and bank account information, and in the case of companies/LLP, partnership deeds and incorporation certificate and proof of appointment of the authorised signatory.

GST registration is completely online through the GST portal. Registration can be accomplished through completing the form, presenting relevant documents so as to file the application. After filing an application, the application is processed by the GST authority.

Verification and GSTIN:

Thereafter, your application will be checked by the GST department. If every information seems to be in order, you will be assigned with a GST Identification Number (GSTIN) which will serve as the unique tax identity for you.

Certificate of Registration:

After your application is granted you shall receive the GST registration certificate. This certificate will be considered evidence that your business is registered under the GST system.