The process of GST registration and amendment of registration under GST has seen major updates through CBIC Notification No. 18/2025, effective 1st November 2025. The new Rule 9A and Rule 14A, along with revised forms, are designed to make the registration, amendment, and withdrawal process faster and completely electronic.
If you are planning to register or update your GST details, these changes will directly impact how you file and verify your application.
The Central Goods and Services Tax (Fourth Amendment) Rules, 2025, issued on 31 October 2025, introduce new registration options and revised procedures for existing taxpayers.The aim is to simplify compliance through digitized verification, PAN–Aadhaar linkage, and risk-based automation to detect discrepancies early and process genuine applications quickly.
Rule 9A: Enables electronic grant of registration within three working days using data analytics and risk parameters.
Rule 14A: Provides simplified electronic registration for small taxpayers with limited monthly turnover.
Form updates: Revisions made to REG-01 to REG-33 for smoother workflow and improved transparency.
Rule 14A introduces a simplified registration process for small taxpayers whose total output tax liability on supplies to registered persons does not exceed ₹2.5 lakh per month.
Key Points:
Aadhaar authentication is compulsory for all applicants.
Only one registration per PAN per State/UT is allowed.
Registration is granted electronically within 3 working days from the date of application.
To withdraw from this option, taxpayers must file Form GST REG-32.
Withdrawal is permitted after filing returns for at least three months (before April 2026) or one tax period (after April 2026).
This rule benefits small businesses seeking quick, paperless registration without manual scrutiny while maintaining compliance.
Whenever there is any change in details such as address, business name, or contact information, businesses must file an amendment under GST.
Form GST REG-14 – Application for Amendment
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Particular |
Details |
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Form Name |
Form GST REG-14 |
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Purpose |
To update or correct existing GST registration details |
|
Mode of Filing |
Online through GST Portal |
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Verification Method |
Aadhaar-based OTP verification |
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Processing Time |
Within 15 days (as per Rule 19) |
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Linked Forms |
REG-03 (request for clarification), REG-04 (reply), REG-05 (rejection order) |
Note: The 15-day window is based on the general amendment rule (Rule 19) of the CGST Rules, 2017, which continues to apply.
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Event |
Time Limit to File Amendment |
Form Used |
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Change in registration details |
Within 15 days from the event of change |
Form GST REG-14 |
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Withdrawal under Rule 14A |
After filing required returns |
Form GST REG-32 |
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Officer’s order or reply |
Within 3 working days |
Form GST REG-33 or REG-05 |
If the officer does not respond within the prescribed time, the amendment is deemed approved under Rule 9.
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Form No. |
Purpose |
Key Use |
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REG-32 |
Application for Withdrawal |
Filed by taxpayers opting out of Rule 14A registration |
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REG-33 |
Order of Withdrawal |
Issued by officer confirming withdrawal |
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REG-03, REG-04, REG-05 |
Revised Formats |
Used for clarifications, resubmissions, or rejections |
Aadhaar OTP or biometric verification is mandatory.
PAN details are automatically validated with the Income Tax database.
Once Form REG-32 is filed, no other amendment or cancellation can be made until it is processed.
Withdrawal cannot be filed if cancellation proceedings under Section 29 have already begun.
Rule 9A enables automated registration through system-driven risk analysis and data validation.
Benefits:
Registration approved within 3 working days.
Reduced physical verification and manual checks.
Time-saving and smoother experience for compliant taxpayers.
This helps new businesses start operations quickly while maintaining CBIC’s focus on fraud prevention.
Streamlines both new registration and amendment procedures.
Promotes automation and data-driven verification.
Reinforces compliance through Aadhaar authentication.
Clarifies timelines for registration, amendment, and withdrawal.
Makes the GST system more transparent and efficient for all taxpayers.
Ensure your Aadhaar is linked and ready for authentication.
Verify that your PAN and business details match the Income Tax records.
File Form GST REG-14 promptly for any changes within 15 days.
If eligible under Rule 14A, consider using electronic registration for faster processing.
For withdrawal, file Form REG-32 only after completing the required returns.
The updated GST registration and amendment rules under Notification 18/2025 have made compliance faster, digital, and more secure. With new forms like REG-14, REG-32, and REG-33, taxpayers can easily update or withdraw their registration without delays or manual hurdles. For accurate filing and expert support with GST registration, Form REG-14, or any amendment, reach out to Ebizfiling. Our team ensures error-free filing, timely updates, and full compliance with the latest CBIC rules.
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It introduces Rule 9A and Rule 14A to simplify GST registration and amendment through faster, electronic, and paperless processing.
Businesses must file Form GST REG-14 online to update details such as address, trade name, or contact information.
File the amendment within 15 days from the date of any change to avoid delays or rejection.
It is filed to withdraw from registration obtained under Rule 14A when the taxpayer’s output tax exceeds ₹2.5 lakh per month.
It is issued by the officer to approve withdrawal under Rule 14A and update your registration on the portal.
Rule 9A allows quick electronic registration based on risk analysis, enabling approval within three working days.
Rule 14A benefits small taxpayers by offering fully electronic registration with Aadhaar-based authentication.
Yes. All applicants must complete Aadhaar verification for both registration and amendment to prevent delays.
No. One PAN can have only one registration per State or UT.
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