New GSTIN for regular, composition, casual or e-commerce taxpayers, with Aadhaar authentication and application tracking.
GST registration is free on the government portal, but rejections for wrong documents are common and cost weeks. We choose the right registration type, prepare your proof of business address and bank details, file the application on gst.gov.in, handle officer queries and share your GST certificate.
GST registration gives your business a 15-digit GSTIN, which lets you collect GST, claim input tax credit, issue tax invoices and file returns. Under section 22 of the CGST Act, registration is required once aggregate turnover crosses the threshold: ₹40 lakh for suppliers of goods (₹20 lakh in certain states and for specific cases) and ₹20 lakh for suppliers of services (₹10 lakh in special-category states). Some persons must register irrespective of turnover under section 24, such as those making inter-state supply of goods, e-commerce operators and sellers through them, and persons liable to pay tax under reverse charge.
We assess whether you need regular registration, composition scheme (section 10), or voluntary registration. We then file Form GST REG-01 with Aadhaar authentication, respond to any notice for clarification (REG-03) within the time allowed, and make sure the principal place of business, goods/services (HSN/SAC), bank account and authorised signatory are entered correctly. Once the officer approves, REG-06 certificate is issued; the GSTIN can be used immediately.
You may need it if any of these describe you.
Regular, composition or voluntary registration chosen after checking turnover, ITC need and customer profile.
Address proof, consent, bank proof and the constitution documents are checked before filing.
We guide through Aadhaar OTP and, where selected by the system, the biometric appointment at a GST Suvidha Kendra.
Notice in REG-03 is answered with the correct documents within the time allowed.
Codes and rates are correctly mapped for your goods or services under the current 5%/18%/40% structure.
You get a short guide on invoicing, e-way bills, return dates and the display of GSTIN at the place of business.
Standard registration with full ITC and monthly or quarterly returns.
Lower-rate scheme for eligible small suppliers; no ITC and restrictions on inter-state supply.
Temporary registration for events or occasional supply; separate rules and advance deposit apply.
Registrations for specific roles such as ISD, tax deductors and e-commerce operators.
Register below the threshold to claim ITC and sell to GST-registered buyers.
Keep these ready to avoid delays. Send scans or photos over WhatsApp - never share passwords or OTPs.
Plain-English notes. Always verify against the official notification.
| Section / rule / form | What it means |
|---|---|
| Section 22 and 24, CGST Act 2017 | Threshold-based and compulsory registration; thresholds are higher for specified special-category states and differ for goods and services. |
| Section 25 and Rule 8 | Procedure for registration; Rule 8 gives the application in Form GST REG-01. |
| Rule 9 and Form GST REG-03 | Officer may seek clarification; applicant must reply within the time allowed (seven working days) or the application may be rejected. |
| Section 10 | Composition levy for small taxpayers, with the turnover and activity conditions of the Act and notifications. |
| Rule 10A | Bank account details must be furnished within the period prescribed after the grant of registration; GSTIN may be suspended if not. |
| Rule 14A (simplified registration) | Introduced from November 2025 to speed up registration for small, low-risk applicants; eligibility conditions apply as notified. |
Statutory dates can be extended by notification - check the official portal before relying on them.
| Activity | Due date |
|---|---|
| Application after crossing the threshold | Within 30 days of becoming liable |
| Reply to REG-03 query | Within 7 working days of the notice |
| Bank account details (Rule 10A) | Within 30 days of the grant of registration, or the date of furnishing the first statement of outward supplies, whichever is earlier |
Plans from our GST Services Pricing list. Government charges and GST are shown separately.
18% GST extra on professional fees
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18% GST extra on professional fees
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18% GST extra on professional fees
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| Feature | GST Registration | Monthly Returns | Returns + Reconciliation | Annual Return & Notice Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New registration | ||||
| GSTR-1 & 3B filing | ||||
| Invoices covered per month | — | Up to 50 | Up to 200 | — |
| 2B reconciliation | Basic | Monthly | Annual | |
| Annual return (GSTR-9) | ||||
| Notice reply included | 1 notice | |||
| LUT filing |
We never mark up government payments.
Starts at ₹1,499 one-time for a standard registration. Multi-state, composition, e-commerce and amendments to a rejected application are quoted separately. 18% GST extra.
No government fee is charged for GST registration on the portal.
Rent-agreement stamp paper, notary, DSC (for companies/LLPs) and any Suvidha Kendra travel are extra and paid at actuals.
What you receive from us.
Section 22 requires registration if aggregate turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services, with lower limits in some states and special-category states. Certain businesses must register regardless of turnover, such as inter-state sellers of goods and e-commerce sellers.
Yes, in most cases. Sellers supplying goods through an e-commerce operator must register under section 24, irrespective of turnover, though some notified exceptions exist for specific services and cases.
Yes. A residence can be a principal place of business with an electricity bill or property tax receipt, plus the owner's consent if the house is rented or belongs to a relative.
The officer has a statutory period to approve or raise a query. Delays occur where biometric authentication or additional clarification is needed. The simplified registration process introduced from November 2025 aims to reduce time for eligible small applicants.
You may be liable to pay the tax along with interest and a penalty under section 122, and you cannot collect GST or claim input tax credit. Register within 30 days of becoming liable.
Yes. You can opt out using Form CMP-04 and move to regular status; ITC on stock is claimed through Form ITC-01 as per rules.
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