GST Registration

GST Registration for your business in 7 working days

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    GST Registration

    GST Registration for your business in 7 working days

    Enjoy simple processing while SOFTRE establishes the foundation for your company.

    Instantly Get A Quote










      Documents required for GST Registration

      Address Proof & Legal Documents.

      Business Address Proof

       Any Tax paid bill/ Municipal Khata Copy/Latest Electricity bill

      Rent Agreement

      If the place is rented, a rental agreement is necessary; otherwise, a consent letter would do.

      Bank details

      Copy of cancelled cheque/ copy of first page of passbook/Latest Bank Statement

      Certificate of Registration

      If applicable, the entity must include a registration certificate with the MoA-AoA, LLP Agreement, or Partnership Deed.

      User Documents

      Digital Signature

      DSC of Directors  or Partners, in case of LLP and Company only

      Photograph

      Copy of passport size photograph of the / Partners/Proprietor /Directors

      Entity’s PAN Card

      A copy of PAN Card of business entity

      PAN & Aadhar Card

      A copy of Aadhar Card of / Partners/ Partners/ Directors

      NOTE: Further documents and scrutiny can be made on a case by case basis which is beyond our control.

      Documents Required For GST Registration

      Address Proof & Legal Documents.

      Business Address Proof

      Any Tax paid bill/ Municipal Khata Copy/Latest Electricity bill

      Rent Agreement

      If the place is rented, a rental agreement is necessary; otherwise, a consent letter would do.

      Bank details

      Copy of cancelled cheque/ copy of first page of passbook/Latest Bank Statement

      Certificate of Registration

      If applicable, the entity must include a registration certificate with the MoA-AoA, LLP Agreement, or Partnership Deed.

      User Documents

      Digital Signature

      DSC of Directors  or Partners, in case of LLP and Company only

      Photograph

      Copy of passport size photograph of the / Partners/Proprietor /Directors

      Entity’s PAN Card

      A copy of PAN Card of business entity

      PAN & Aadhar Card

      A copy of Aadhar Card of Proprietor/ Partners/ Directors

      NOTE: Further documents and scrutiny can be made on a case by case basis which is beyond our control.

      Apply for GST Number in 3 Simple Steps

      Process for GST Registration online

      1. Answer Quick Questions

      • Assigned Relationship Manager
      • Collect all the required documents
      • Preparing and filing the GST Application
      • Submitting necessary signed documents with GST Department
      • Allotment of permanent GSTIN

      Day 1

      • Consultancy for requirement of GST Registration
      • Collection of basic Information & documents
      • Preparation of required documents
      • Share documents for Applicant’s Signature, if required
        •  

      2. Experts are Here to Help

      • Assigned Relationship Manager
      • Consultation for right TM Class
      • Trademark Search Report
      • Drafting of Documents
      • Preparation & Filing of Application

      Day 2- 3

      • Preparation of online application
      • Filing of registration application

      3. Your GST Registration is done!

      • It takes minimum of 5 working days*

      Day 4 onwards

      • Government processing time
      • GST Registration Certificate*
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      Apply For GST Number In 3 Simple Steps

      1. Answer Quick Questions

      • Assigned Relationship Manager
      • Collect all the required documents
      • Preparing and filing the GST Application
      • Submitting necessary signed documents with GST Department
      • Allotment of permanent GSTIN

      2. Experts are Here to Help

      • Assigned Relationship Manager
      • Consultation for right TM Class
      • Trademark Search Report
      • Drafting of Documents
      • Preparation & Filing of Application

      3. Your GST Registration is done!

      • It takes minimum of 5 working days*

      Process For GST Registration Online

      Day 1

      • Consultancy for requirement of GST Registration
      • Collection of basic Information & documents
      • Preparation of required documents
      • Share documents for Applicant’s Signature, if required
      •  

      Day 2- 3

      • Preparation of online application
      • Filing of registration application

      Day 4 onwards

      • Government processing time
      • GST Registration Certificate*

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      Get hassle-free trademark registration @ just ₹1999/- (+ govt fees). You can get the process started by paying just ₹499!

      What are the elements of GST?

      The Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) and the State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) are the two separate tax components and business registration that make up the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The GST will be imposed on all entities or whenever a transaction occurs within a state by both the federal government and each state. The Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST), which the federal government will implement, will be applied to transactions that take place across states.

      What are the elements of GST?

      The Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) and the State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) are the two separate tax components and business registration that make up the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The GST will be imposed on all entities or whenever a transaction occurs within a state by both the federal government and each state. The Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST), which the federal government will implement, will be applied to transactions that take place across states.

      define input tax credit?

      With the aid of input tax credits, you can pay less tax now on inputs and the remaining balance when it comes time to submit your goods service tax.

      Gst fees are paid when a product is purchased from a registered seller, and you also get paid taxes when you sell the item. You can pay the remaining tax requirement, which is equal to the difference between the tax on sale and the tax on buy, by using input credit to offset the sales tax (output tax) paid at the time of purchase .

      define input tax credit?

      With the aid of input tax credits, you can pay less tax now on inputs and the remaining balance when it comes time to submit your goods service tax.

      Gst fees are paid when a product is purchased from a registered seller, and you also get paid taxes when you sell the item. You can pay the remaining tax requirement, which is equal to the difference between the tax on sale and the tax on buy, by using input credit to offset the sales tax (output tax) paid at the time of purchase .

      Who is needed to register for GST?

      Every company or entity that purchases, sells, or offers goods or services must register for GST. If a company’s yearly revenue reaches Rs. 20 lakhs (for the sale of services) and Rs. 40 lakhs, they must register for a GST (for the supply of commodities) in gst registration india.

      Every company that exports products beyond of a state’s borders must additionally register for the GST.. The same holds true for companies that produce taxable supply on behalf of other taxable individuals, such as agents and brokers

      In accordance with a recent regulation, e-commerce vendors and aggregators are also exempt from registration as long as their aggregate annual sales are less than Rs. 20 lakh.

      Who is needed to register for GST?

      Every company or entity that purchases, sells, or offers goods or services must register for GST. If a company’s yearly revenue reaches Rs. 20 lakhs (for the sale of services) and Rs. 40 lakhs, they must register for a GST (for the supply of commodities) in gst registration india.

      Every company that exports products beyond of a state’s borders must additionally register for the GST.. The same holds true for companies that produce taxable supply on behalf of other taxable individuals, such as agents and brokers

      In accordance with a recent regulation, e-commerce vendors and aggregators are also exempt from registration as long as their aggregate annual sales are less than Rs. 20 lakh.

      GST Registration

      The largest indirect tax reform that combines all other taxes into a single tax structure is the goods and services tax.

      Starting at

      ₹1999

       

      GST Registration

      The Largest Indirect Tax Reform That Combines All Other Taxes Into A Single Tax Structure Is The Goods And Services Tax.

      Starting at

      ₹6998.00*

       

      What does the GST tax cost?

      • Being on the exempt list means that they are not taxable and are therefore considered to be basic needs.
      • In addition to other items, there is a 5% tax on life-saving pharmaceuticals.
      • A 12% tax is applied on processed foods and computers.
      • An 18% tax is imposed on all capital goods, industrial intermediaries, soaps, toothpaste, and other personal care items.

      What does the GST tax cost?

      • Being on the exempt list means that they are not taxable and are therefore considered to be basic needs.
      • In addition to other items, there is a 5% tax on life-saving pharmaceuticals.
      • A 12% tax is applied on processed foods and computers.
      • An 18% tax is imposed on all capital goods, industrial intermediaries, soaps, toothpaste, and other personal care items.
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      Describe the GST Return.

      According to the law, a GST return is a record of income that must be provided to the tax authorities. The GST law mandates that a taxpayer file two returns each month and one return annually. Electronic filing of tax returns is required for all. Please be aware that changing the returns is not a possibility. For the current month, all unreported invoices from the past tax period must be included.

      A registered dealer is required under the GST to submit returns for purchases, sales, output, GST (On Sales), and input tax credit (GST paid on purchases).

      Describe the GST Return.

      A GST return is a record of income that must be submitted to the tax authorities in accordance with the legislation. A taxpayer is required by the GST law to submit two returns each month and one return each year. All tax returns must be submitted electronically. Please be aware that there is no option to change the returns. All unreported invoices for the prior tax period must be included in the current month.

      A registered dealer is required under the GST to submit returns for purchases, sales, output, GST (On Sales), and input tax credit (GST paid on purchases).

      Define GSTIN.

      The unique identifying number, or GSTIN, is given to every GST taxpayer. To verify a GSTIN number, anyone with a GST number can use the GST portal.

      Define GSTIN.

      The unique identifying number, or GSTIN, is given to every GST taxpayer. To verify a GSTIN number, anyone with a GST number can use the GST portal.

      What is the Goods and Service Tax Network(GSTN )?

      The Goods and Service Tax Network, sometimes known as GSTN, is a section 8 (non-profit), private limited company that runs independently from the executive branch. You may get all of your indirect tax demands met through the GSTN. GSTN is in charge of overseeing the GST Indirect Taxation platform, which you can use to prepare, file, amend, and pay your indirect tax invoices.

      What Is The Goods And Service Tax Network(GSTN )?

      The Goods and Service Tax Network, sometimes known as GSTN, is a section 8 (non-profit), private limited company that runs independently from the executive branch. You may get all of your indirect tax demands met through the GSTN. GSTN is in charge of overseeing the GST Indirect Taxation platform, which you can use to prepare, file, amend, and pay your indirect tax invoices.

      Frequently Asked Questions about GST (FAQ)

      The following are the requirements for required registration generally:
      • If the total annual business revenue reaches 40 lakhs or 20 lakhs, respectively, for businesses selling goods or rendering services (the threshold for North-eastern States is 20 lakhs or 10 lakhs, respectively, for businesses selling goods or rendering services)
      Agents of a supplier, Input Service Distributor (ISD), Electronic Commerce Aggregator, and Person supplying through an E-commerce platform are examples of casual taxpayers or non-resident taxpayers.
      There are other requirements in addition to those mentioned above when registration is required. One may voluntarily register for GST in addition to being required to do so.

      In the state from which the taxable products or services are delivered, the provider of goods and services must submit an application for GST registration, naming the location(s) of business. When the places of business are spread throughout multiple states, the GST application must come from multiple locations.

      No, a person cannot make more than one GST Registration application. Whether operating under the same name or a different one, a person must submit a separate GST Registration application for each state from which he or she is conducting business. The same rules apply to individuals who operate their businesses from several states while using the same PAN.

      The competent authority must evaluate the application once it is filed for registration under the Goods and Service Tax Act before issuing the Certificate of Registration under GST in soft copy upon satisfaction. The GSTIN assigned to the applicant is also mentioned in the certificate that was provided.

      Following are the exclusions from the GST Registration:

      • An agriculturist – for the purpose of agriculture
      • Person exclusively supplying goods/ services not liable to tax or wholly exempted from Tax
      • Services by any Court or Tribunal established under the law
      • Services by an employee
      • Services of funeral, burial, crematorium or mortuary, including transportation of the deceased
      • Sale of land subject to Schedule 5 (ii)(b), sale of building
      • Actionable claims, other than lottery, betting and gambling
      • Person falling below threshold exemption limit prescribed

      The event of supply of Goods and/or Services i.e. transactions such as the sale, transfer, barter, exchange, license, rental, lease or disposal made, or agreed to be made for a consideration of taxable goods or services, is to be considered a taxable event under the GST Act.

      The time of supply of goods shall be earlier of the following:

      (a) Date of issuing an invoice by the supplier or;
      (b) Last Date by which s/he is required to issue invoice as per the prescribed time period or;
      (c) Date on which the supplier enters a payment in his/her books of account or;
      (d) Date on which the payment is credited to his/her bank account
      The time of supply of services shall be earliest of the following:
      Case:1 Where an invoice is issued within the prescribed period
      (a) Date of issue of invoice by supplier or;
      (b) Date on which the supplier enters a payment in his/her books of account or;
      (c) Date on which the payment is credited to his bank account
      Case:2 Where an invoice is not issued within the prescribed period
      (a) Date on which the service is provided or;
      (b) Date on which the supplier enters a payment in his/her books of account or;
      (c) Date on which the payment is credited to his/her bank account
      In case of supplies of goods or services under reverse charge, the time of supply shall be earliest of the following:
      (a) Date of receipt of goods (This applies only for supply of goods and not services) or;
      (b) Date on which the payment is entered in the books of accounts of a recipient or;
      (c) Date immediately following 30 days from the date of issue of invoice by the supplier.(In case of supply of service date immediately following 60 days from date of issue of invoice shall be considered)

      The government doesn’t charge anything for GST registration.

      Registered dealers shall be required to file the following returns:

      • Monthly Return: Every registered taxable person shall be required to e-file a monthly return for inward and outward supplies of goods and/or services, input tax credit availed, tax payable, tax paid and other particulars within the due date prescribed for the respected month.

      • Return for composition scheme: Dealers paying tax under the composition scheme shall have to file a return for each quarter or part, thereof, electronically within 18 days after the end of such quarter.

      • TDS return: Every dealer who is required to deduct tax at source shall file a return electronically within 10 days after the end of the month in which the said deduction is made.

      • Return for input service distributor: Every input service distributor shall file an e-return for every calendar month or part thereof, within the 13 days after the end of the particular month.

      • First Return: Every registered taxable person paying the CGST/SGST on all intra-state supplies of goods and/or services shall have to file the first return from the date on which he/she became liable for registration till the end of the month in which the registration has been granted

      • Annual return: An annual return will have to be filed for each financial year by every registered taxable person. This needs to be done on or before the 31st day of December, following the end of the particular financial year.

      • Final return: Every registered taxable person who applies for a cancellation of his/her registration shall have to file a final return within 3 months of the date of cancellation or the date of cancellation order, whichever is later, in a prescribed form.The following returns must be filed by registered dealers:

       

      • Monthly Return: By the due date specified for the relevant month, every registered taxable person must electronically submit a monthly return detailing all inbound and outbound supplies of goods and/or services, input tax credits claimed, taxes owed and paid, and other information.

       

      • Return for composition scheme: Within 18 days of the end of each quarter, dealers paying tax under the composition system must electronically submit a return for that quarter or a portion of it.

       

      • TDS return: Within 10 days of the end of the month in which the required deduction was made, every dealer who is required to withhold tax at source must electronically submit their return.

      • Return for input service distributors: Within 13 days of the end of each calendar month—or portion thereof—each input service distributor must submit an electronic return.

       

      • First Return: From the day that he or she became liable for registration until the end of the month in which the registration has been granted, every registered taxable person paying the CGST/SGST on all intra-state supplies of goods and/or services must file the first return.

       

      • Annual return: Every registered taxable person must submit an annual return for each fiscal year. Following the conclusion of the specific fiscal year, this must be done on or before December 31st.

      • Final return: Within three months of the date of cancellation or the date of the cancellation order, whichever comes later, every registered taxable person who requests for a cancellation of their registration must file a final return in a prescribed form.

      Every person registered under GST, whether required to do so or not, must submit the necessary GST Returns in the manner and within the time frame specified for doing so.

      Any of the following payment methods may be used to pay the tax, penalty, fee, or other amount:

      • NEFT or RTG
      • Internet Banking

      This sum must be added to the registered dealer’s electronic cash ledger.

      Every e-commerce operator engaged in facilitating the supply of taxable goods/services shall collect the tax at source at the time of credit or at the time of payment, whichever is earlier.

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