GST Registration

GST is the most historic indirect tax reform in India since Independence, which aims at creating a single, unified Indian market throughout the Nation. It is a comprehensive destination based indirect tax levy on goods as well as services at the national level. Its main objective is to consolidate multiple indirect tax levies into a single tax thus subsuming number of tax levies, overcoming the limitations of previous indirect tax structure, and creating efficiencies in tax administration and converted the nation into one market.

• PAN card of the business
• Identity proof along with photographs

PAN, passport, driving license, aadhar card or voter’s identity card can be submitted as identity proof. Photographs of the promoters/ proprietors also need to be submitted.

• Address proof of promoter

Documents like passport, driving license, aadhaar card, voter’s identity card and ration card can be submitted as address proof.

• Business registration document (if applicable)
• Business location proof
• Own property- Latest property tax receipt (or) municipal khata copy (or) copy of the electricity bill.
• Rented or leased property- A valid rental agreement with the latest property tax receipt (or) the municipal khata copy (or) copy of the electricity bill.
• Bank account proof

• Aggregate turnover
• Inter- State business
• E-Commerce platform
• Casual Taxable Persons
• Voluntary registration

• Normal Scheme
• Non-resident taxable person
• Casual taxable person
• Composition scheme

An E-way bill is an electronic document which serves as an evidence to the movement of goods having a value of more than Rs. 50,000. It available to a supplier or an individual transporting goods. It has two components; Part A, with details such a GSTIN of the supplier and recipient, place of delivery, value of goods, HSN code, reason for transportation and part B, with details of the vehicle and transport documents.