if a person is salary income and rent income if his rent income from commercial property more then 20 lacs its required to get registation under gst. mean limit is 40 lacs or 20 lacs for service provider
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If your rental income from commercial property surpasses £20 lakhs, you'll need to register for GST. This limit applies to service providers, as the £40 lakhs threshold is exclusively for those supplying goods. Failure to register means you must collect GST at 18% from your tenants.
Incase of Service Provider, the threshold limit for GST Registration is Rs. 20 lakhs. Since your aggregate rental income from commercial property exceeds Rs. 20 lakhs, you have to take registration under GST and collect GST @ 18% from the tenant.
Rs. 40 lakhs threshold limit is for suppliers engaged in "EXCLUSIVE SUPPLY OF GOODS." As per Notification No. 10/2019 - Central Tax, dated 07th March 2019, the GST threshold limit for Suppliers engaged in exclusive supply of goods have been increased to Rs. 40 lakhs w.e.f. 01st April 2019 ( 01/04/2019 ).