Practical, private consultancy support for GST registration in India—eligibility, documents, REG-01 preparation, business-type guidance and state/UT registration questions.
For many businesses, the analysis starts with aggregate turnover. It must then be checked against the applicable threshold, supply type, exemptions and compulsory-registration provisions.
The CGST Act contains a general ₹20 lakh threshold and allows enhanced threshold up to ₹40 lakh for eligible suppliers engaged exclusively in goods, subject to notifications and conditions. Lower thresholds can apply in specified cases.
Understand eligibility →Section 24 contains categories that can require registration notwithstanding the basic turnover threshold. Current notifications and exceptions must be checked for the exact business model.
Review the checklist →Section 23 provides relief for persons exclusively making supplies that are not liable to tax or wholly exempt, and for agriculturists to the specified extent.
Read common questions →Confirm entity, activities, turnover, states and sales channels.
Review threshold, compulsory-registration rules and exemptions.
Match PAN, place-of-business, signatory and supply information.
Track ARN, answer queries and keep registration particulars current.
Each guide focuses on the registration questions most likely to matter for that business model.
Browse state, district and city/area pages. Location pages describe online service coverage; they do not imply a physical office in every listed location.
Registration liability depends on aggregate turnover, the state/UT, the nature of supplies and whether a compulsory-registration provision applies. The ₹20 lakh general threshold and enhanced threshold up to ₹40 lakh for eligible suppliers exclusively engaged in goods operate subject to statutory conditions and notifications.
Yes. Section 25 permits voluntary registration, after which GST obligations applicable to a registered person generally apply.
Section 23 provides that a person exclusively supplying goods or services that are not liable to tax or are wholly exempt is not liable to registration, subject to the law and relevant notifications.
The GST portal uses FORM GST REG-01. The official portal guide describes Part A and Part B, PAN validation, business details, promoters/partners, authorised signatory, place of business, goods/services and verification steps.
No. The GST portal explains OTP-based Aadhaar authentication and, in applicable cases, biometric/photo and document verification through designated GST Suvidha Kendras. The route depends on portal risk parameters and applicant circumstances.
No. This website is a private consultancy resource. Official GST registration is filed through gst.gov.in and applications are decided by the tax authorities.
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