Simplify your GST registration process with expert assistance, 100% online processing, and end-to-end support – from eligibility check to final GSTIN allotment.
- Fastest GSTIN allotment with minimal documentation
- Dedicated expert support throughout the process
- PAN-India service coverage
- Assistance in selecting correct business category and GST type
- Error-free GST application filing
- Immediate response to portal queries and rejections
- End-to-end digital process
- Post-registration support for login setup and return filing
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What is GST Registration?
GST Registration is the process by which a business obtains a unique Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) from the government. This 15-digit number is mandatory for any business involved in the supply of goods or services above a certain turnover threshold. Once registered, businesses can legally collect GST from customers and claim input tax credits on their purchases.
Introduced to replace various indirect taxes in India, GST is a unified tax system that simplifies compliance and promotes transparency. Whether you’re a startup, trader, e-commerce seller, or service provider, getting GST registered is essential for running a legally compliant business.
UrbanDox makes the process easy with guided assistance, timely updates, and hassle-free documentation.
Why Should You Register for GST?
GST registration is not just a legal requirement—it provides many operational and financial advantages. It builds credibility, allows you to sell across India, and gives access to input tax credits. Registered businesses are preferred by corporates, e-commerce platforms, and government agencies.
Here’s why GST registration is important:
Once GST-registered, your business gains national compliance status, unlocking a host of benefits:
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Legal authorization to collect tax from customers
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Input Tax Credit on all eligible purchases
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Mandatory for B2B transactions and e-commerce platforms
-
Increases trust and credibility with clients
-
Required to bid on government tenders
-
Enables interstate sales and expansion
-
Supports better tax management and documentation
-
Eligible for composition schemes (for small businesses)
Who Needs to Register for GST?
If your business meets any of the following conditions, GST registration is mandatory:
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Annual turnover exceeds ₹20 lakhs (₹10 lakhs for NE & hill states)
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Interstate supply of goods or services
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E-commerce sellers and aggregators
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Businesses involved in imports/exports
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Casual taxable persons
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Input service distributors (ISDs)
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Non-resident taxable persons
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Reverse charge mechanism (RCM) applicability
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Businesses registered under any previous indirect tax law (VAT, Excise, Service Tax)
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Voluntary registration (for startups or to claim input credit)
Even if you don’t meet the mandatory requirement, voluntary GST registration can provide competitive advantage and allow you to claim input credit.
Documents Required for GST Registration
To register for GST, you need to submit personal, business, and address verification documents. UrbanDox helps you gather and verify all documents to avoid rejections or delays.
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PAN Card of the business or applicant
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Aadhaar Card of proprietor/partners/directors
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Photograph of the applicant(s)
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Proof of business address (electricity bill, rent agreement, property papers)
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Bank statement or cancelled cheque of business
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Digital Signature Certificate (for LLPs/companies)
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Certificate of incorporation (for companies)
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Partnership deed (if applicable)
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Board resolution/authorization letter (if applicable)
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Email and mobile number linked with Aadhaar
GST Registration Process
The GST registration process is completely online and can be completed in a few working days with the right documentation. Our experts walk you through each step to ensure compliance and speed.
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Eligibility verification and consultation
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Collection and verification of required documents
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Creation of user account on GST portal
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Filing of GST REG-01 form with uploaded documents
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Handling of ARN generation and acknowledgement
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Responding to any queries or deficiencies raised by the officer
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Approval and allotment of GSTIN
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Setup of GST portal login and profile activation
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Guidance on invoicing and post-registration compliance
Once the GSTIN is issued, it must be displayed at your business premises and printed on invoices.
Important Things to Remember
GST registration is a one-time process but must be followed by monthly/quarterly filings. Keep these important points in mind before and after applying:
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PAN and Aadhaar must match in government records
-
DSC is required for company/LLP registration
-
Business address proof must be recent and valid
-
Use active mobile number and email ID linked with Aadhaar
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Post-registration, you must file regular GST returns
-
Composition scheme is available for businesses with turnover < ₹1.5 crore
-
GSTIN must be displayed at business premises
-
Delays or wrong filings may attract penalties
-
Voluntary registration is possible even if not required
-
Notify authorities of any changes (address, business activity, etc.)
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What is GST Registration?
GST Registration is the process by which a business obtains a unique Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) from the government. This 15-digit number is mandatory for any business involved in the supply of goods or services above a certain turnover threshold. Once registered, businesses can legally collect GST from customers and claim input tax credits on their purchases.
Introduced to replace various indirect taxes in India, GST is a unified tax system that simplifies compliance and promotes transparency. Whether you’re a startup, trader, e-commerce seller, or service provider, getting GST registered is essential for running a legally compliant business.
UrbanDox makes the process easy with guided assistance, timely updates, and hassle-free documentation.
Why Should You Register for GST?
GST registration is not just a legal requirement—it provides many operational and financial advantages. It builds credibility, allows you to sell across India, and gives access to input tax credits. Registered businesses are preferred by corporates, e-commerce platforms, and government agencies.
Here’s why GST registration is important:
Once GST-registered, your business gains national compliance status, unlocking a host of benefits:
-
Legal authorization to collect tax from customers
-
Input Tax Credit on all eligible purchases
-
Mandatory for B2B transactions and e-commerce platforms
-
Increases trust and credibility with clients
-
Required to bid on government tenders
-
Enables interstate sales and expansion
-
Supports better tax management and documentation
-
Eligible for composition schemes (for small businesses)
Who Needs to Register for GST?
If your business meets any of the following conditions, GST registration is mandatory:
-
Annual turnover exceeds ₹20 lakhs (₹10 lakhs for NE & hill states)
-
Interstate supply of goods or services
-
E-commerce sellers and aggregators
-
Businesses involved in imports/exports
-
Casual taxable persons
-
Input service distributors (ISDs)
-
Non-resident taxable persons
-
Reverse charge mechanism (RCM) applicability
-
Businesses registered under any previous indirect tax law (VAT, Excise, Service Tax)
-
Voluntary registration (for startups or to claim input credit)
Even if you don’t meet the mandatory requirement, voluntary GST registration can provide competitive advantage and allow you to claim input credit.
Documents Required for GST Registration
To register for GST, you need to submit personal, business, and address verification documents. UrbanDox helps you gather and verify all documents to avoid rejections or delays.
-
PAN Card of the business or applicant
-
Aadhaar Card of proprietor/partners/directors
-
Photograph of the applicant(s)
-
Proof of business address (electricity bill, rent agreement, property papers)
-
Bank statement or cancelled cheque of business
-
Digital Signature Certificate (for LLPs/companies)
-
Certificate of incorporation (for companies)
-
Partnership deed (if applicable)
-
Board resolution/authorization letter (if applicable)
-
Email and mobile number linked with Aadhaar
GST Registration Process
The GST registration process is completely online and can be completed in a few working days with the right documentation. Our experts walk you through each step to ensure compliance and speed.
-
Eligibility verification and consultation
-
Collection and verification of required documents
-
Creation of user account on GST portal
-
Filing of GST REG-01 form with uploaded documents
-
Handling of ARN generation and acknowledgement
-
Responding to any queries or deficiencies raised by the officer
-
Approval and allotment of GSTIN
-
Setup of GST portal login and profile activation
-
Guidance on invoicing and post-registration compliance
Once the GSTIN is issued, it must be displayed at your business premises and printed on invoices.
Important Things to Remember
GST registration is a one-time process but must be followed by monthly/quarterly filings. Keep these important points in mind before and after applying:
-
PAN and Aadhaar must match in government records
-
DSC is required for company/LLP registration
-
Business address proof must be recent and valid
-
Use active mobile number and email ID linked with Aadhaar
-
Post-registration, you must file regular GST returns
-
Composition scheme is available for businesses with turnover < ₹1.5 crore
-
GSTIN must be displayed at business premises
-
Delays or wrong filings may attract penalties
-
Voluntary registration is possible even if not required
-
Notify authorities of any changes (address, business activity, etc.)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Q: What is the GST threshold for registration?
A: ₹20 lakhs annual turnover (₹10 lakhs in some states).
Q: How long does the registration process take?
A: Typically 3–7 working days with complete documents.
Q: Can I apply for GST without a commercial office?
A: Yes, home address can be used with proper documents.
Q: Do freelancers need GST registration?
A: Yes, if annual income exceeds threshold or if invoicing corporates.
Q: What happens if I delay GST registration?
A: You may incur penalties and miss out on input credit.
Q: Can I cancel GST registration later?
A: Yes, if business closes or turnover drops below threshold.
Q: What is an ARN?
A: Application Reference Number generated after submission of GST form.
Q: What’s the validity of GSTIN?
A: It remains valid until canceled or surrendered.
Q: Will I get GST certificate after registration?
A: Yes, the certificate is available on the GST portal.
Q: What is the composition scheme under GST?
A: A simplified tax scheme for small taxpayers with lower compliance.
