GST Registration is mandatory for businesses crossing turnover limits or engaged in inter-state trade. It offers legal identity, tax compliance, and access to Input Tax Credit (ITC).
GST Registration provides your business with a valid identity, boosting credibility and trust among clients, vendors, and financial institutions.
Businesses exceeding ₹40 lakhs (goods) or ₹20 lakhs (services) must register. Special category states have a lower threshold of ₹10 lakhs.
Any business involved in interstate trade or e-commerce (Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, etc.) must register under GST, regardless of turnover.
Registered businesses can claim ITC on purchases to reduce tax liability, thus avoiding cascading taxes and improving cash flow.
Only GST-registered businesses can charge GST on invoices, collect it from customers, and legally pass it to the government.
Non-registration leads to penalties starting from ₹10,000 or 10% of tax due. Continuous non-compliance may result in business seizures and legal action.
With GSTIN, you can open business bank accounts, apply for tenders, serve large corporates, and expand across India with ease.
Registered businesses must file monthly or quarterly returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9) to stay compliant and avoid late fees and interest.
Separate GSTINs are required for branches in different states. Even within one state, verticals can register independently for better control.
GST applies to proprietors, LLPs, companies, startups, freelancers, NGOs, and e-commerce sellers engaged in taxable supply.
Gives your business legal recognition and aligns it with national tax laws.
Allows you to claim credit on GST paid on purchases, reducing tax liability.
Enhances trust among vendors, clients, and financial institutions.
Helps in smooth expansion and operations across multiple states in India.
Mandatory for applying to government tenders and securing business loans.