Quick answerBusinesses above the turnover threshold, or those selling inter-state or via e-commerce, must register under GST.
Businesses above the turnover threshold, or those selling inter-state or via e-commerce, must register under GST.
Overview
This guide explains who is eligible, what benefits are available and the exact steps to apply. Always confirm the latest rules on the official portal before applying.
Benefits
- Lower compliance burden
- Access to government programmes and incentives
- Improved credibility with customers and investors
Who is eligible?
- Aggregate turnover above the prescribed threshold
- Inter-state suppliers and e-commerce sellers (mandatory)
How to apply — step by step
- Apply on the GST portal (Part A & B)
- Upload documents and verify via Aadhaar/DSC
- Receive ARN and GSTIN after approval
Documents required
- PAN
- Proof of business address
- Bank account details
- Photographs of promoters
FAQs
Is there a government fee?
Check the official portal for current fees; many registrations are free.
How long does it take?
Typically a few days to a few weeks depending on verification.
This summary is for general information only and may not reflect the latest amendments. Always verify eligibility and process on the official source before applying. This is not legal or financial advice.