When someone mentions GST Registration, they are referring to the procedure by which a taxpayer can register with the GST Council as a taxpayer using the official government-run portal dedicated to the tax regime. When a taxpayer completes the GST Registration procedure, they will be given a Goods and Service Tax Identification Number (GSTIN). The Central Government issues this 15-digit GSTIN to assist them in determining whether or not a business is required to pay GST.
Documents Needed To Register For Gst
A list of documents required to complete the Gst Registration Services can be seen below.
- A PAN card is a government-issued identification card.
- The government of India has issued an Aadhaar card, which is a unique identifying number.
- Proof of your company's address
- Your bank account statement, as well as a cancelled check
- Your company's incorporation certificate or evidence of registration
- If you're going to use the DSC technique, you'll need a picture of your signature as well as a Digital Signature Certificate.
- The directors' and promoters' identification, as well as their address verification and a photograph, must be provided.
- The Authorised Signatory must sign an Authorisation Letter or a Board Resolution.
Fees For Gst Registration
GST registration fees are not charged by the government when done online through the government portal. After you've uploaded all of the necessary papers, you'll receive an Application Reference Number (or ARN) on your registered phone number and in the mail. They must be typed into the
appropriate text fields on the pages that you will view.
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