GST Registration Process

Nitin Agrawal

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Jul 17, 2018

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EZ LIGY provides services for GST registration. Perhaps, anyone can register to the new GST regime online through the government GST portal. To register for GST via EZ LIGY, all that required is making an online payment and EZ LIGY will take care of the rest.

To register for GST, one can follow the following simple steps

• Login to the online GST Portal
• Fill Part-A of Form GST Registration form 1
• You will receive an application reference number on your mobile and via E-mail.
• You will then need to fill the second part of the form and upload the required documents according to the business type
• Finally, a certificate of registration is issued to you by the department
• In case of errors and questions, you may need to visit the department
• Produce the documents within 7 working days along with GST REG-04.
• The office may also reject your application if he finds any errors. You will be informed regarding the same.

Who should apply for GST Registration

• Any person (individual or entity) that fulfils any of the following conditions must register for GST:
• Persons having an annual aggregate turnover from operations in a state which is above the threshold limit of INR 20 Lakhs (INR. 10 Lakhs for the North Eastern States).
• Individual or entity Currently registered under any of the existing indirect tax regimes (VAT, Excise Laws, Service Tax Laws) irrespective of the threshold limit.
• Individual or entity having operations in multiple states
• Individual or entity having multiple business verticals in one state
• Individual or entity making any Inter-State supply of goods and/or services.
• Casual taxable persons & Non-resident taxable persons (occasionally make taxable supply of goods/services as a principal or agent or any other capacity, in a taxable territory, where GST applies but where you don’t have a fixed place of business).
• Required to pay tax under reverse charge mechanism.
• Required to deduct tax at source.
• Working as an E-Commerce Operator / Aggregator.
• Person supplying through e-commerce Operator / Aggregator.
• Engaged in supply as an agent on behalf of other registered taxable persons.
• Working as an Input service distributor.
• Supplying online information and database access or retrieval services from a place outside India to a person in India, other than a registered taxable person.