Good News for Taxpayers: GSTN Increases Document Size Limits for Clearer Attachments



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Taxpayers can now upload clearer and more detailed documents for GST registration, thanks to an increase in file size limits by the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN). The maximum size for attachments like electricity bills, consent letters, property tax receipts, and municipal khata copies has been raised from 100 KB to 500 KB. This change aims to simplify the GST registration process, improve clarity, and reduce errors associated with document uploads.

The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) has brought great news for taxpayers by increasing the document size limit for certain attachments. Now, the maximum file size for electricity bills, consent letters, property tax receipts, and municipal khata copies has been raised from 100 KB to 500 KB. Th
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FAQ :

The maximum file size for electricity bills, consent letters, property tax receipts, and municipal khata copies has been increased to 500 KB.

The previous maximum file size limit for these documents was 100 KB.

The documents with increased size limits are electricity bills, consent letters, property tax receipts, and municipal khata copies.

Taxpayers can now upload clearer and more detailed attachments, which helps to simplify the GST registration process and reduce errors.

The maximum file size for a rent/lease agreement is 1.953125 MB.

The maximum file size for a legal ownership document is 1 MB.




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