Apply for GST registration online with Ebizfiling and make your business GST compliant.
Obtain your GST Registration Number Online at INR 1999/- only.
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Want to stay compliant, claim input tax credit, and do business across India without roadblocks? GST Registration is your first step.
Whether you’re just launching a startup, running an established company, selling online through Amazon or Flipkart, or offering professional services—Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration is a legal requirement once your annual turnover crosses the government-specified limit.
For services, that threshold is usually ₹20 lakh (₹10 lakh in special category states), and for goods, it’s ₹40 lakh. But here’s what many small businesses don’t realize:
Even if you’re below the limit, registering voluntarily for GST can help you build credibility, issue professional tax invoices, and claim Input Tax Credit (ITC)—a powerful way to reduce costs on purchases.
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A lot of our clients at Ebizfiling choose to register for GST early. Here’s why:
Your vendors may prefer a GST-registered buyer — especially in B2B transactions.
Without GST registration, you can’t collect GST from your customers — which limits pricing flexibility.
You won’t be eligible for ITC — meaning, any GST you pay on your inputs (raw material, rent, services, etc.) becomes a sunk cost.
Basically, GST makes your business ‘formal’ in the eyes of clients, suppliers, and tax authorities.
GST registration may sound technical—but it doesn’t have to be stressful.
We’ve helped thousands of companies across India, and even foreign subsidiaries, get registered quickly and accurately.
Here’s how we make it easier for you:
✅ You’ll get a dedicated GST expert assigned to your case
✅ We handle all document filing, portal uploads, and government follow-ups
✅ You get your GSTIN (registration number) usually in 4 to 6 working days
✅ All updates and queries are handled via phone, WhatsApp, or email — no queue, no confusion
And yes, our pricing starts at just ₹1,999/-.
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✓ Claim Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Save tax by adjusting GST paid on purchases against GST collected from customers.
✓ Build Vendor & Customer Trust
A GSTIN on your invoice shows your business is compliant and credible.
✓ Sell Across India Without Hassle
GST is mandatory for inter-state sales and e-commerce platforms like Amazon or Flipkart.
✓ Open Doors to B2B Contracts
Most big businesses and government departments won’t deal with unregistered vendors.
✓ Stay Legally Compliant
Avoid penalties, interest, or notices under GST law for unregistered businesses crossing the threshold.
✓ Make Compliance Easier
One indirect tax system means simpler returns and uniform invoicing.
✓ Access to Better Funding
Banks and NBFCs often ask for GST filings as proof of turnover for loans.
✓ Boost Working Capital
Get faster input tax refunds and manage cash flow better.
✓ Start Small, Think Big
Even if you’re under the threshold, voluntary registration gives an early edge.
✓ Assistance by Experts
Ebizfiling’s CA/CS-assisted team helps you register with zero errors.
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✅ For most states in India, the threshold limit for mandatory GST registration is ₹20,00,000 of total turnover in a financial year for supply of goods and ₹10,00,000 for special category states.
✅ Special category states in India include the northeastern states, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu and Kashmir. Certain businesses must register for GST regardless of their turnover. These include businesses involved in interstate supply, casual or non-resident taxable persons, e-commerce operators, input service distributors, supplier representatives, and those liable for reverse charge tax.
✅It is important to note that these turnover limits are subject to change based on decisions taken by the GST Council. Therefore, businesses should regularly check for updates on turnover limits and other GST-related regulations to ensure compliance.
✅ Exempt: Certain essential goods and services are exempt from GST. This means they are not subject to any GST. Examples include fresh fruits and vegetables, milk, educational services, health services, etc.
✅ Zero-rated (0%): Certain goods and services are zero-rated, meaning they are subject to a 0% GST rate. This category includes items such as fresh meat, fish, poultry, dairy products, grains, books, newspapers, etc.
✅ 5% GST Slab: This slab includes essential items like household items like sugar, spices, tea, coffee (except instant), coal, medicines and some transport services.
✅ 12% GST Slab: Goods covered under this slab include processed food, garments above ₹1000, frozen meat products, butter, cheese, ghee, packaged food, mobile phones, sewing machines etc. Moreover, some services like business class air tickets, hotel accommodation with tariff between ₹ 1000 and ₹ 2500 etc. come under this slab.
✅ 18% GST Slab: Items like footwear worth more than ₹ 500, biscuits, pastries and cakes, mineral water, camera, speakers, printers and services like AC hotels serving alcohol, telecom services, IT services, financial services etc., fall under this slab.
✅ 28% GST Slab: This slab includes items such as automobiles, motorcycles, SUVs, carbonated water, high-end motorcycles, cigarettes, cigars and services such as five-star hotels, racing club betting and cinema halls.
✅ Special rates: Certain goods and services are subject to GST at special rates. For example, luxury cars and tobacco products attract cess in addition to the 28% GST rate.
Businesses must register for GST if turnover exceeds ₹20 lakh in most states or ₹10 lakh in special category states. Special rules apply to e-commerce operators and agents.
Businesses engaged in interstate supply of goods or services must register for GST under the GST Act, regardless of turnover, to ensure accurate tax collection and regulatory compliance nationwide.
Individuals or businesses conducting occasional taxable transactions in a territory without a permanent business location must register as occasional taxable persons to comply with local tax regulations.
E-commerce platforms and aggregators must register for GST regardless of turnover. Additionally, individuals supplying goods or services via these platforms must also register for GST.
Non-resident individuals or firms making taxable supplies within India must obtain GST registration number to adhere to local tax laws, ensuring accurate tax administration and compliance.
E-commerce platforms and aggregators must register for GST irrespective of their turnover. In addition, persons supplying goods or services through such platforms are also required to register for GST.
Agents managing the supply or receipt of goods or services for taxable entities must register for Goods and Services Tax (GST) to ensure tax compliance, avoid potential penalties, and maintain legal and financial accountability.
Businesses subject to the Reverse Charge Mechanism must register for GST, regardless of turnover, to comply with tax regulations and ensure accurate GST collection and remittance.
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A Compliance Manager will get in touch with you to obtain your documents along with a simple checklist. You need to fill up that checklist and submit along with your documents for processing. Our team of experts will verify the documents. Our team of experts will verify the documents provided by you and take the procedure further.
Once our expert team completes verification process of your documents, the team will proceed with registration formalities. All throughout the process, your dedicated Compliance Manager will keep you updated on the progress of GST Registration. We will apply for GST Registration online and provide you ARN immediately.
Once GST registration number is applied, the officer will verify the form and approve the filing of the GST application form. After successful filing of form your GSTIN and GST Certificate will be generated. Note that it takes 3 to 7 days to get the GST number if form and documents are correctly filed.
Any individual or business involved in the supply of goods with an aggregate turnover exceeding ₹40 lakhs (₹20 lakhs for special category states) or services exceeding ₹20 lakhs (₹10 lakhs for special category states) must register under GST. However, registration becomes mandatory irrespective of turnover for interstate suppliers, e-commerce operators, and those under the reverse charge mechanism.
Yes, any business can voluntarily apply for GST registration even if its turnover is below the mandatory limit. This is often done to avail input tax credit (ITC), improve business credibility, and expand operations across states or online platforms.
For a sole proprietorship, the key documents include PAN card, Aadhaar card, passport-sized photograph, address proof of business place (such as electricity bill or rent agreement), and bank account proof like a cancelled cheque or bank statement.
Yes, if you sell through e-commerce platforms like Flipkart or Amazon, GST registration is mandatory regardless of your turnover. This applies even if your sales are minimal, as e-commerce platforms require sellers to be GST-registered for tax collection at source (TCS) compliance.
Regular GST registration allows businesses to collect GST from customers and claim input tax credit, whereas the Composition Scheme is a simplified option for small taxpayers with turnover up to ₹1.5 crores, offering lower tax rates but no input tax credit benefits. Composition dealers also cannot issue tax invoices.
Generally, it takes around 3 to 7 working days to receive the GSTIN (GST Identification Number) after submitting the application, provided all documents are valid and there is no query from the GST officer. If a physical verification is required, it may take longer.
Yes, GST registration is mandatory linked with the applicant’s PAN. Aadhaar authentication has also been introduced to speed up the registration process and reduce fraudulent registrations. Failing to complete Aadhaar authentication may lead to physical verification.
No, GST registration is state-specific. If your business operates in more than one state, you must obtain a separate GST registration for each state where taxable supplies are made.
If a person is liable but fails to register under GST, they may face a penalty of 10% of the tax due or ₹10,000, whichever is higher. In cases of intentional fraud, the penalty can go up to 100% of the tax due along with possible prosecution.
Yes, a GST officer can reject an application if the documents provided are incorrect, incomplete, or if the physical verification fails. The officer will issue a notice (Form GST REG-03) asking for clarification before rejection.
No, the GST registration process is completely free of charge when done on the official GST portal. However, businesses often hire professionals for accurate filing and documentation, which may involve a service fee.
Yes, most business details such as address, email ID, mobile number, or authorized signatory can be updated online by filing Form GST REG-14. Some changes are auto-approved, while others may require approval from a GST officer.
ARN stands for Application Reference Number. It is generated after submitting the GST application and is used to track the status of the application until the GSTIN is issued or rejected.
Yes, it is mandatory under GST law to prominently display the GSTIN on the name board at the principal and additional place of business. Non-compliance may attract a penalty under the Act.
Yes, freelancers and consultants providing services and having turnover above ₹20 lakhs (₹10 lakhs for special states) must register under GST. Even if below the threshold, they may opt for voluntary registration to raise GST-compliant invoices.
GST registration does not have an expiry date for regular taxpayers. However, registrations under casual taxable person or non-resident taxable person are valid for a maximum of 90 days, extendable by another 90 days upon request.
Yes, if a business is discontinued or no longer liable to be registered, the taxpayer can apply for cancellation of GST registration through the GST portal using Form GST REG-16.
If you are offering taxable services and your turnover crosses ₹20 lakhs annually (₹10 lakhs in special category states), you need GST registration. Even from home, online or digital services fall under GST purview if thresholds are breached.
Yes, any person engaged in the export of goods or services must register under GST, irrespective of turnover. Exporters can then avail the benefit of zero-rated supplies and claim a refund of input tax credit.
Yes, a person can have multiple GST registrations under the same PAN for different states or for different verticals within the same state (as per Rule 11 of the CGST Rules), subject to conditions and proper documentation.
Apply for GST registration online with Ebizfiling and make your business GST compliant.
Obtain your GST Registration Number Online at INR 1999/- only.
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