I have registered in several states under Vat
I have to Register in a single state (Centralised) or in all states under GST
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Centralised or Decentralised Registration
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You have to take registration in each state from where you are supplying goods for GST
it i have different places of biz in a single state ,in that case one centralised gst reg is enough. am I right
Yes you are right, but you have to mention all the additional places of business fir which that registration will be applicable. Otherwise there will be difficulties in claiming credits
if the more than one business premises within the state single registration is enough with that state and in case if the premises is in different states then have to get registered in each state.
Hope this would clarify.
Hope this would clarify.
sir I have various segments in one state & have been migrated to GST i.e. centralised registration taken.. now I want to opt for vertical registration then what procedure to be followed for both decentralized registration & vertical registration
sir I have various segments in one state & have been migrated to GST i.e. centralised registration taken.. now I want to opt for vertical registration then what procedure to be followed for both decentralized registration & vertical registration
Take separate registration for different business vertical by filing Reg 1.
The one registration you have will remain as it is you will file reg 26 for it.
One problem which you will face is that input credits on transition will only be taken for original registered premises .
The one registration you have will remain as it is you will file reg 26 for it.
One problem which you will face is that input credits on transition will only be taken for original registered premises .
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