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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive indirect tax system that applies to the supply of goods and services across India. One of the most important compliance requirements under the GST regime is obtaining a valid registration. Whether you are a trader, service provider, professional, o
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FAQ :
The standard annual aggregate turnover thresholds for GST registration are Rs 40 lakh for suppliers of goods and Rs 20 lakh for service providers. These limits are reduced to Rs 20 lakh and Rs 10 lakh respectively in special category states.
Yes, anyone supplying goods through an e-commerce operator like Amazon or Flipkart must register for GST, irrespective of their turnover.
Generally, yes. Anyone supplying goods from one state to another is required to register for GST, regardless of their turnover. However, some small service providers may have exemptions.
A Casual Taxable Person occasionally supplies goods or services in a taxable territory without a fixed place of business. They must register regardless of turnover and pay tax in advance.
A business must apply for GST registration within 30 days of crossing the threshold. The GST liability begins from the date the threshold is breached, not the date of registration approval.
Agriculturists supplying unprocessed produce directly from land are exempt from GST registration.
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