Description
Plans & Pricing
4 tailored plans — choose what fits your business structure
NormoGST
Company / LLP / Partnership Firm
MRP ₹1,799
₹1,259 excl. GST
✔ Government Fees: Nil
Dedicated Business Manager
GST Application Drafting & Filing
Aadhaar / Biometric Auth Support
Rental Agreement / NOC Drafting
Govt. Query & SCN Response
Bank Account Linking (Rule 10A)
E-Invoicing Briefing
Multi-State / ISD Guidance
CompoBiz
Composition Scheme Businesses
MRP ₹1,439
₹899 excl. GST
✔ Government Fees: Nil
Dedicated Business Manager
GST Application Drafting & Filing
Composition Scheme Advisory
Aadhaar / Biometric Auth Support
Rental Agreement / NOC Drafting
Govt. Query & SCN Response
Bank Account Linking (Rule 10A)
Multi-State / ISD Guidance
⚡ Popular
SpeciGST
E-Commerce · TDS/TCS · Casual · NRTP · OIDAR · Online Gaming
MRP ₹5,309
₹4,499 excl. GST
✔ Government Fees: Nil (standard)
All NormoGST inclusions
Special Provisions – TDS/TCS Deductor
Casual Taxable Person Registration
Non-Resident Taxable Person
OIDAR / Online Gaming Registration
E-Invoicing Readiness Briefing
IMS Dashboard Orientation
Post-Registration Compliance Roadmap
MultiGST
Multiple States · Branch GSTINs · ISD Registration
MRP ₹2,249
₹1,799 excl. GST
✔ Government Fees: Nil
Dedicated Business Manager
Multi-State / Branch GSTIN Filing
ISD (Input Service Distributor) Guidance
Aadhaar / Biometric Auth Support
E-Invoicing Readiness Briefing
IMS Dashboard Orientation
Post-Registration Compliance Roadmap
Govt. Query & SCN Response
Pricing Note
All prices are exclusive of 18% GST. Government fees for standard GST registration are Nil. Additional government fees may apply for specific category registrations under SpeciGST (e.g., Casual Taxable Person advance deposit). Registration duration depends on GST Department processing time.
| Services Included | NormoGST | CompoBiz | SpeciGST | MultiGST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Inclusions — All Plans | ||||
| Dedicated Business Manager | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| GST Application Drafting & Filing (REG-01) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Document Checklist & Guidance | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Rental Agreement / NOC Drafting Support | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Aadhaar / Biometric Auth. Support (GSK) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Govt. Query & Clarification Response | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Site Verification Assistance | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Bank Account Linking Guidance (Rule 10A) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Post-Registration GSTIN Usage Guide | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Scheme-Specific & Advanced Features | ||||
| Composition Scheme Advisory | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
| Special Provisions – TDS/TCS Deductor | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ |
| Special Provisions – Casual Taxable Person | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ |
| Non-Resident Taxable Person | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ |
| OIDAR / Online Gaming Registration | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ |
| E-Invoicing Readiness Briefing (IRN/IRP) | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| ISD (Input Service Distributor) Guidance | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
| Multi-State / Branch GSTIN Filing | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
| IMS Dashboard Orientation | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Post-Registration Compliance Roadmap | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
What is GST?
India's unified indirect tax — GST 2.0 now in effect
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is India's most comprehensive indirect tax reform, implemented on July 1, 2017. It replaced a fragmented system — VAT, Excise Duty, Service Tax, CST, Octroi — with a single, unified tax levied at every point in the supply chain.
GST is a destination-based tax with a full Input Tax Credit (ITC) mechanism, eliminating the cascading effect of earlier taxes. As of May 2026, the GST framework has undergone its most significant post-launch overhaul through Budget 2026 amendments and GST 2.0 reforms.
GST 2.0 Alert: 12% Slab Completely Abolished
Effective September 22, 2025, the 12% GST slab no longer exists. All goods/services previously at 12% are now at either 5% or 18%. If your billing system still applies 12% GST, every invoice is legally incorrect and attracts penalties under Section 122 of the CGST Act. Update your ERP immediately.
Why Get Registered?
GST registration enables ITC claims, interstate trade, marketplace access (Amazon/Flipkart), government tender eligibility, and MSME loan access. It transforms your business into a credible, compliant entity in India's tax ecosystem.
Following the 56th GST Council Meeting (September 3, 2025) and PM's Independence Day announcement, India's GST rates are now rationalized into 4 slabs — effective from September 22, 2025:
0%
Nil / Exempt
Unprocessed farm produce, public education, life & health insurance, fresh vegetables, milk
5%
Merit Rate
Packaged grains, basic medicines, dairy products, 33 lifesaving drugs, essential healthcare services
18%
Standard Rate
Electronics, cement, steel, automobiles, SaaS/digital services, most professional services, construction materials
40%
Sin / Luxury
Luxury vehicles (>1200cc/4000mm), aerated beverages, cigarettes, tobacco, luxury watches, gambling
Special: 3% on Precious Metals
Gold jewellery, gold biscuits (HSN Chapter 71) remain at 3% GST — unchanged under GST 2.0. Registration thresholds were NOT changed — ₹40L for goods, ₹20L for services (as confirmed by 56th GST Council).
A GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a unique 15-digit alphanumeric code assigned to every GST-registered business. Here's how it's structured:
33
State Code
(Tamil Nadu)
(Tamil Nadu)
ABEFK
PAN of Business
(First 5 digits)
(First 5 digits)
8774A
PAN
(Last 5 digits)
(Last 5 digits)
1
Entity No.
(1-9, A-Z)
(1-9, A-Z)
Z
Default
'Z'
'Z'
E
Check
Digit
Digit
33ABEFK8774A1ZE
Example GSTIN
Why GSTIN Matters:
- Acts as your unique legal tax identity in India
- Mandatory for claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) on purchases
- Required for interstate supply, government tenders, and B2B invoicing
- Enables e-invoicing (IRN generation) once turnover crosses ₹5 crore
- Needed for GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9 return filing
- From FY 2025–26: Required for IMS (Invoice Management System) participation
Who Needs GST Registration?
Threshold limits & mandatory categories — as of May 29, 2026
As confirmed by the 56th GST Council Meeting (September 2025), registration thresholds remain unchanged as of May 29, 2026:
| Category | General States | Special Category States | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supply of Goods Only | ₹40 Lakhs | ₹20 Lakhs | Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, NE states |
| Supply of Services | ₹20 Lakhs | ₹10 Lakhs | Consultants, IT firms, CAs, Freelancers |
| Mixed Supply (Goods + Services) | ₹20 Lakhs | ₹10 Lakhs | Restaurants, Traders offering services |
| Composition – Goods | Up to ₹1.5 Crore | Up to ₹75 Lakhs | Small traders, manufacturers |
| Composition – Services | Up to ₹50 Lakhs | Up to ₹50 Lakhs | Service providers opting composition |
How Turnover is Calculated
Turnover = aggregate PAN-India turnover (not state-wise). Includes taxable + exempt + export + interstate supplies. Excludes GST taxes, cess, and inward supplies under RCM.
Under Section 24 of the CGST Act, 2017, these businesses MUST register regardless of turnover:
Any business supplying goods/services from one state to another — even if turnover is below the threshold — must register. No exemption applies for inter-state supply.
Sellers listing products/services on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, or any e-commerce marketplace must register regardless of turnover. Non-registered sellers cannot onboard to major marketplaces.
Platforms that facilitate supplies (Amazon, Flipkart, Swiggy, Zomato) must register under Section 52 to collect TCS at 1% on net taxable supplies made through their platform.
Businesses operating temporarily in a state (event vendors, exhibition stalls, seasonal traders) must register before each engagement. Registration is valid for 90 days and requires advance GST deposit. SpeciGST plan covers this.
Foreign businesses or individuals temporarily supplying in India must register and pay GST even without a permanent establishment in India. Advance tax deposit required. SpeciGST plan covers this.
Government departments, PSUs, local authorities, and entities notified under Section 51 must register to deduct GST-TDS at 2% (1% CGST + 1% SGST) on contract payments exceeding ₹2.5 lakh.
OIDAR (Online Information Database Access and Retrieval) service providers and online money gaming operators supplying from outside India to Indian users must register regardless of turnover. Online gaming taxed at 28% on full face value of bets (effective Oct 1, 2023).
From April 1, 2025: all businesses with multiple GSTINs under the same PAN that receive common input services (rent, software, professional fees) MUST register as an Input Service Distributor (ISD). Previously optional — now legally mandatory. Failure = ITC denial across all group entities. Actively enforced in FY 2026-27. MultiGST plan covers ISD guidance.
Voluntary Registration
Even if your turnover is below the threshold, you can voluntarily register under Section 25(3) to claim ITC, access government tenders, sell on e-commerce platforms, and build B2B credibility. Our NormoGST plan covers voluntary registration.
Documents Required
Select your business type to see the exact checklist
PAN Card
Proprietor's PAN — clear scan, all 4 corners visible
Aadhaar Card
For Aadhaar OTP / biometric authentication (mandatory)
Passport Photo
Recent, white background, JPEG format
Electricity Bill
Not older than 2 months; for owned premises
Rent Agreement + NOC
For rented premises. Kuber can draft if unavailable
Bank Statement / Cancelled Cheque
First page of passbook or recent bank statement
Authorization Letter
If filing via Kuber; template provided
PAN — All Partners + Firm
Individual PAN of each partner + Firm PAN
Aadhaar — All Partners
Required for biometric authentication
Partnership Deed (Registered)
Stamped & registered deed; all pages
Photo of Managing Partner
Passport-size, recent
Address Proof — Place of Business
Utility bill (<2 months) or Rent Agreement + NOC
Firm Bank Statement
Current account preferred; 3 months statement
Authorization Letter
Authorizing Kuber to file on behalf
LLP Certificate of Incorporation
Issued by MCA; soft copy acceptable
PAN of LLP
Entity PAN as issued by Income Tax Dept.
Aadhaar — All Designated Partners
Mandatory for biometric auth (July 2024 onwards)
LLP Agreement
Registered LLP agreement; all pages
Registered Office Proof
Utility bill or Rent Agreement + NOC
LLP Bank Statement
Bank account in LLP name
DSC of Designated Partner
Mandatory. Kuber offers DSC services
Authorization Letter
Board/Partner authorization for filing
DSC Mandatory for LLPs
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is mandatory for LLPs. We offer Class 3 DSC services — add it to your cart or ask your Business Manager.
Certificate of Incorporation
MCA-issued; soft copy acceptable
PAN of Company
Entity PAN from Income Tax Dept.
MOA & AOA
Memorandum & Articles of Association
Board Resolution
Authorising the signatory for GST registration
PAN + Aadhaar — All Directors
Biometric authentication mandatory for each director
Registered Office Proof
Utility bill or Rent Agreement + NOC
Company Bank Statement
Current account in company name
DSC of Director
Class 3 DSC mandatory for Companies
Photo of Authorised Signatory
Passport-size, recent
All Entity Documents
As per relevant entity type (Proprietorship / Company etc.)
Estimated Taxable Supply Value
Required for advance GST deposit calculation
Event / Engagement Details
Dates, venue, nature of supply for registration period
Advance Tax Deposit Required
Casual Taxable Persons must deposit estimated GST in advance before registration is granted. Registration is valid for 90 days (extendable by another 90 days).
Passport / Tax ID (Home Country)
Foreign national identification document
Authorised Person in India
Indian resident authorised to act on behalf
Indian Bank Account
Or confirmation of foreign bank for advance deposit
Valid Visa / Entry Documents
Valid Indian visa for the registration period
PAN + Aadhaar
Of individual / entity owner
Business Registration Documents
As per entity type
Entity Docs (Country of Origin)
For OIDAR providers — foreign entity registration
Indian Mobile + Email
For OTP-based Aadhaar authentication
No Rental Agreement? We'll Draft It for You
If you don't have a Rental Agreement or NOC for your place of business, Kuber can draft a legally valid one. Tick the option at checkout or inform your Business Manager. Add our Tailor-Made Rental Agreement service (₹224.50) separately if needed for stamp duty purposes.
Benefits of GST Registration
10 business advantages your GSTIN unlocks
Legal Recognition & GSTIN
Your business gets a government-issued 15-digit tax identity that boosts credibility with customers, banks, and partners instantly.
Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Reduce your GST liability by claiming credit on GST paid on purchases — raw materials, services, overheads. Directly cuts effective tax cost.
Interstate Trade
Freely supply goods/services across all Indian states without tax complications or entry restrictions.
Government Tenders
Most central & state tenders mandate GSTIN. Without it, you are ineligible to bid for any government contract.
E-Commerce Access
Mandatory for Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra. Non-registered sellers cannot onboard to any major marketplace.
Bank Loans & MSME Benefits
GSTIN is required for MSME scheme loans, Mudra loans, credit facilities, and subsidy applications.
IMS Participation (2026 New)
Actively manage inward invoices via IMS — accept/reject supplier invoices, preventing ITC mismatches and return filing blocks.
B2B Competitive Edge
B2B buyers prefer registered suppliers since they can claim ITC. Non-registered suppliers are commercially disadvantaged.
Export Benefits & LUT
File a Letter of Undertaking (LUT) and export without paying GST — claim refund of accumulated ITC on inputs.
Avoid Heavy Penalties
Mandatory registrants who remain unregistered face 10% of tax due or ₹10,000 penalty + interest + potential prosecution.
How Kuber Simplifies GST Registration
14+ GST registrations · 4.75/5 rating · 51 verified reviews
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Expert Plan Selection
Personalised consultation to determine the right registration type — Regular, Composition, Special Category (Casual/NRTP/TCS/TDS/OIDAR), or Multi-GSTIN/ISD. Wrong type = compliance gaps; we ensure you start correctly.
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End-to-End Documentation
Structured checklist tailored to your entity type. Team guides on Rental Agreement drafting, NOC preparation, and Aadhaar authentication support — all covered.
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Biometric Auth Guidance
Since July 2024 (CBIC Notif. 13/2024), biometric auth is mandatory PAN-India. We guide authorised signatories through GSK appointments — ensuring completion within the critical 15-day ARN window.
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Hassle-Free Filing (REG-01)
Experts handle Part A (TRN), Part B (business details), document upload, and submission — ensuring accuracy in registration type, HSN/SAC codes, and business activity details.
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Real-Time Tracking & Follow-Up
From TRN → ARN → GSTIN, we track every stage. If the department raises queries, issues an SCN, or orders site verification, we manage the complete response.
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Bank Account Linking (Rule 10A)
Post-registration, bank details must be linked within 30 days or GSTIN is auto-suspended (effective Dec 2025). We guide you through this step to prevent post-issuance disruptions.
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Post-Registration Roadmap
Complete compliance roadmap after GSTIN issuance: return filing schedule (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B, GSTR-9), IMS setup, e-invoicing readiness (if AATO > ₹5 Cr), ISD registration, and FY invoice series guidance.
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GST 2.0 Compliance Ready
With ITC hard blocks, mandatory IMS from April 2026, auto-GSTIN suspension for bank gaps, and 30-day e-invoice windows — getting registration right the first time has never been more critical.
⚠️ Official Security Notice
No representative of Kuber Consultancy Services will ever call you personally or contact you via WhatsApp to request documents or payment. All communication happens ONLY through the official platform Messenger or WhatsApp Number +91 94459 94630. If you receive unsolicited calls, do not respond — they are fraudulent. Report immediately.
After GST Registration — Your Obligations
Registration is the start — here's what comes next (May 2026)
| Return | Purpose | Frequency | Due Date | Applicable To |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GSTR-1 | Outward supplies (sales) declaration | Monthly (AATO >₹5 Cr) / Quarterly (QRMP) | 11th / 13th of next month | All regular taxpayers |
| GSTR-3B | Summary: liabilities & ITC claimed | Monthly / Quarterly (QRMP) | 20th of next month | All regular taxpayers |
| CMP-08 | Composition scheme tax payment | Quarterly | 18th of month after quarter | Composition dealers |
| GSTR-4 | Composition annual return | Annual | 30th April | Composition dealers |
| GSTR-9 | Annual return | Annual | 31st December | Regular (AATO > ₹2 Cr) |
| GSTR-9C | Annual reconciliation statement | Annual | 31st December | GST audit (AATO > ₹5 Cr) |
QRMP Scheme — Reduce Filing Frequency
Taxpayers with AATO up to ₹5 crore can opt for QRMP (Quarterly Return Monthly Payment) — file GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B quarterly while paying tax monthly. Significantly reduces compliance burden for small businesses.
🆕 Apr 2026
IMS — Invoice Management System (Mandatory)
All regular GST taxpayers must actively use IMS to Accept, Reject, or Keep Pending every inward supply invoice before filing GSTR-3B. No action = deemed acceptance. ITC hard-block: GSTR-3B filing is blocked if ITC claimed exceeds GSTR-2B.
🆕 Apr 2026
E-Invoicing — Mandatory if AATO > ₹5 Crore
All B2B invoices, credit notes, and debit notes must be reported to the IRP (Invoice Registration Portal) for IRN and QR code generation. For AATO ≥ ₹10 Cr: upload within 30 days of invoice date. Penalty: ₹10,000 per invoice or 100% of tax.
Apr 2025
Fresh Invoice Series Each FY
All taxpayers must begin a new invoice numbering series from April 1 each financial year. Mixed-case invoice numbers are auto-converted to UPPER CASE by IRP.
🆕 Immediate
Bank Account Linking — 30 Days (Rule 10A)
Post-registration, link a valid bank account within 30 days. Failure triggers automatic GSTIN suspension — blocking return filing, ITC claims, and e-way bill generation. To revoke: add account + file revocation application.
Apr 2025
MFA — Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA is mandatory for all GST portal logins from April 1, 2025. Ensure mobile number and email linked to GST portal are active and accessible at all times.
🆕 Apr 2025
ISD Registration — Mandatory (Multi-GSTIN)
Businesses with multiple GSTINs under the same PAN receiving common input services MUST register as ISD from April 1, 2025. Failure = ITC denial across all group entities. Actively enforced in FY 2026-27.
Option
QRMP Scheme
Taxpayers with AATO up to ₹5 crore can opt for QRMP — file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B quarterly while making monthly tax payments via fixed-sum / self-assessment challan.
🆕 2026
Auto-Suspension Rules
GSTIN may be auto-suspended for: missing bank account (>30 days), non-filing for 2 consecutive periods, ITC ECRS negative balance, or turnover crossing threshold without registration. Revocation requires resolving the trigger.
GST 2.0: Penalties are Now Enforcement Actions, Not Warnings
From April 2026, the GST portal has shifted from a "file-then-audit" regime to "validate-before-file". Discrepancies now block operations immediately — they don't wait for notices. Stay proactive.
| Violation | Penalty / Consequence |
|---|---|
| Failure to register (mandatory taxpayer) | 10% of tax due or ₹10,000 (whichever higher) + interest. Repeated default may lead to prosecution. |
| Delayed GST registration | Penalty on full tax due from date registration was required + interest at 18% p.a. |
| Non-generation of e-invoice (IRN) | ₹10,000 or 100% of tax per invoice, whichever higher. Invoice invalid for buyer's ITC. |
| Incorrect e-invoice | Up to ₹25,000 per incorrect invoice. |
| Missing bank account (> 30 days) | Automatic GSTIN suspension — return filing, ITC, e-way bills all blocked. |
| ITC mismatch (GSTR-2B vs GSTR-3B) | GSTR-3B filing hard-blocked until resolved. Excess ITC = interest at 24% p.a. |
| Late filing of GSTR-3B | ₹50/day (₹20/day NIL returns) up to ₹10,000 + 18% interest on tax liability. |
| Late filing of GSTR-9 (annual) | ₹200/day up to 0.25% of annual state turnover. |
Frequently Asked Questions
18 questions answered — based on GST laws as of May 29, 2026
GST registration is the process by which a business obtains a unique GSTIN, making it legally accountable to collect and remit GST. It is mandatory for businesses exceeding the prescribed turnover threshold or falling under specific categories under the CGST Act, 2017.
Thresholds remain unchanged (confirmed by 56th GST Council Meeting, Sep 2025): ₹40 lakhs for goods suppliers in general states; ₹20 lakhs for service providers in general states; ₹20 lakhs / ₹10 lakhs respectively for special category states. These were NOT changed by GST 2.0 / September 2025 rate reforms.
GST 2.0 (effective September 22, 2025) rationalized tax slabs to 0%, 5%, 18%, and 40% — eliminating the 12% and 28% slabs. It does NOT change registration thresholds or mandatory registration categories. However, post-registration compliance has become significantly stricter with IMS, ITC hard blocks, e-invoicing expansion, and mandatory MFA.
Since July 2024 (CBIC Notification No. 13/2024), all new GST registration applicants must complete Aadhaar-based authentication — via OTP or biometric verification at a designated GST Suvidha Kendra (GSK). Must be completed within 15 days of Part B submission. Failure = TRN expires and application must be restarted.
IMS (Invoice Management System) is mandatory for all regular GST taxpayers from April 1, 2026. You must Accept, Reject, or Keep Pending every inward invoice before filing GSTR-3B. Only accepted invoices flow into GSTR-2B as eligible ITC. Unreviewed invoices are 'deemed accepted'. Mismatches between GSTR-2B and GSTR-3B hard-block return filing.
If your Aggregate Annual Turnover (AATO) exceeds ₹5 crore in FY 2025-26 or any prior year since 2017-18, e-invoicing is mandatory from April 1, 2026. For AATO ≥ ₹10 crore: invoices must be uploaded to IRP within 30 days of invoice date. An invoice without valid IRN is invalid for your buyer's ITC claims.
Yes, from April 1, 2025. If your business has multiple GSTINs under the same PAN and receives common input services (rent, software, professional fees), you MUST register as an ISD. Non-registration = ITC denial across all group entities. Actively enforced in FY 2026-27. Our MultiGST plan covers ISD guidance.
Under Rule 10A, you must furnish valid bank account details within 30 days of GSTIN issuance. Failure triggers automatic GSTIN suspension — you cannot file returns, claim ITC, or generate e-way bills. To revoke: add bank account + file revocation application on the portal.
QRMP (Quarterly Return Monthly Payment) is optional for taxpayers with AATO up to ₹5 crore. You file GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B quarterly but make monthly tax payments via challan. Reduces filing frequency while maintaining on-time payment compliance.
Yes. Under Section 25(3) of the CGST Act, voluntary registration is permitted. Benefits: claim ITC, government tender eligibility, B2B credibility, e-commerce platform access, and export LUT filing. Our NormoGST plan covers voluntary registration for Companies, LLPs, and Partnership Firms.
Regular: Monthly/quarterly returns, ITC available, interstate supply allowed, all turnover levels. Composition: Quarterly filing only, lower fixed tax rate (1%–6%), NO ITC, restricted to intra-state supply, only for AATO up to ₹1.5 crore (goods) / ₹50 lakhs (services). Composition dealers cannot issue tax invoices to B2B buyers.
Typically 3–10 working days after all documents are in order and Aadhaar authentication is completed. Applications requiring biometric GSK visit may take slightly longer depending on appointment availability. Site verification ordered by the department may extend the timeline.
HSN (Harmonised System of Nomenclature) classifies goods; SAC (Services Accounting Code) classifies services. Required in the registration form to describe your principal business activity. On invoices: 4-digit for AATO ₹5–15 crore; 6-digit for AATO above ₹15 crore.
You receive a Show Cause Notice (SCN) stating the reason. You have the right to submit a response with clarifications and additional documents. Kuber manages the complete SCN response process. If rejected after hearing, you can reapply after addressing the deficiencies.
Since October 1, 2023, online money gaming is taxed at 28% on the full face value of bets. Any entity providing online money gaming from outside India to Indian users must mandatorily register under GST regardless of turnover. Our SpeciGST plan covers this category.
Yes. Voluntary cancellation is available if you no longer meet eligibility criteria or cease operations. The department can also cancel suo motu for non-compliance. After suo motu cancellation, apply for revocation within 30 days. Kuber offers GST Revocation of Cancellation as a separate service.
Expected in late May or June 2026. Anticipated decisions include: possible further reduction of e-invoicing threshold (below ₹5 crore), introduction of a 'health and clean energy' cess replacing the Compensation Cess (expired March 31, 2026), and further portal compliance enhancements. We will update all clients on any relevant changes.
After registration, we offer: GSTCare Return Filing (₹295–₹2,500), GST-LUT Registration (₹500), GST Notice Handling (₹500+), MSME Registration (₹199.50), DSC Services (₹2,500), Trademark Registration, Bookkeeping, Amazon Seller Setup, FSSAI Registration, and more. All visible on our services page at kuberconsultancyservices.com.
Service Order Status Tracking
Track every step — your Business Manager keeps you informed throughout
● In Progress
● Pending Action
⚡ Requires Your Input
⚠ Attention Required
1
Documents Received
Your documents have been received and are under initial review by your Business Manager.
2
Documents Pending (Informed)
Additional documents or clarifications have been requested via App Messenger. Please respond promptly.
3
TRN Generated
Temporary Reference Number has been generated. Part B filing is in progress. (See Order Notes)
4
Aadhaar Auth Pending ⚡
OTP / Biometric authentication pending. Must be completed by you within 15 days to avoid TRN expiry.
5
Aadhaar Auth Completed ✓
Authentication is complete. Application is being finalised for submission to the department.
6
Application Filed — Dept. Processing
ARN generated. Application is now with the GST Department. Processing time: 2–7 working days.
7
ARN Generated
Application Reference Number shared in Order Notes. Track on the GST portal using the ARN.
8
Site Verification Assigned
Department ordered a site visit. We've informed you and will coordinate the verification.
9
Site Verification Completed
Physical verification done. Awaiting portal update from the assigned officer.
10
Pending for Clarification ⚠
Department raised a query. Our team is preparing the response. (Informed via Messenger)
11
Clarification Filed
Response submitted to department query. Awaiting officer's decision on the application.
12
Clarification Not Filed
Clarification window lapsed. Department will issue order based on available records.
13
Approved ✅
Your GST registration has been approved and your GSTIN has been issued. Congratulations!
14
Certificate Sent ✅
GST Registration Certificate (REG-06) has been uploaded to your File Manager.
15
Rejected
Application rejected. Reason in Order Notes. Reapplication guidance will be provided by your manager.
16
Withdrawn
Application withdrawn at client's request or as per compliance requirement.
What Happens After Approval?
Once your GSTIN is issued, your Business Manager will share the Registration Certificate (REG-06) and onboard you for the post-registration compliance roadmap — including return filing setup, IMS orientation, bank account linking, and e-invoicing readiness assessment. You're never alone after registration.
Kuber Consultancy Services (Kuber-Age Consultancy Services LLP)
15/10, Karuvampalayam, Extn 4th Street, Puliyamarathottam, Tiruppur – 641 604, Tamil Nadu
GSTIN: 33ABEFK8774A1ZE · LLPIN: ACT-5652 · contact@kuberconsultancyservices.com · +91 9445994630
Content prepared as per GST laws effective May 29, 2026. Subject to change per CBIC notifications and GST Council decisions.
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive indirect tax reform implemented in India in 2017. It replaced a complex system of multiple taxes such as VAT, Excise Duty, Service Tax, etc., with a single unified tax structure. GST is designed to be a single tax on the supply of goods and services, collected at each point in the supply chain, with a mechanism to ensure the set-off of taxes paid earlier in the chain. The primary objective of GST is to streamline the taxation system, reduce the cascading effects of taxes, and improve compliance and transparency.
GST is applicable to all businesses, with exceptions based on turnover, type of goods/services, and other criteria. The GST law facilitates easier tax compliance and is designed to provide a more robust and transparent tax system for businesses operating in India. By integrating all indirect taxes into one system, businesses can focus more on their core operations rather than managing complex tax filings.
GST registration is the procedure through which a business acquires a unique identification number, called a GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number), making it accountable for paying Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. As per the Central Goods and Services Tax Act of 2017, businesses with an annual turnover exceeding ₹40 lakh (or ₹20 lakh in certain special category states) are mandated to register as taxable entities. The GSTIN is a 15-digit number that uniquely identifies each taxpayer within the GST system, enabling authorities to efficiently track transactions and related data.
Note: This threshold can change from state-to-state, for the latest and accurate information to get in touch with our experts today.
Individuals can complete the GST registration process online through the official GST portal, eliminating the need to visit government offices in person. Once an application is submitted, the portal immediately generates an ARN (Application Reference Number), allowing applicants to monitor their registration status.
GSTIN and Its Significance
The GST Identification Number (GSTIN) is a unique 15-digit number assigned to each taxpayer registered under GST. The GSTIN plays an important role in the operation of the GST system.
GST Registration Eligibility and Threshold Limits:
GST registration eligibility is primarily determined by factors such as turnover, type of business, and geographical location. Here’s an in-depth look at the eligibility criteria and threshold limits for GST registration:
- Unique Identifier: The GSTIN uniquely identifies a taxpayer under the GST system. It is used to track all transactions and tax liabilities, ensuring compliance with the GST regime.
- Helps Claim ITC: GSTIN is essential for businesses to claim Input Tax Credit. Without a valid GSTIN, businesses cannot claim ITC on goods and services purchased for business use.
- Legal Significance: GSTIN acts as legal proof of a business being registered under the GST law, which helps establish credibility and transparency in business operations.
| How Kuber Consultancy Services Simplifies GST Registration? At Kuber Consultancy Services, we understand that GST registration can seem like a complicated and time-consuming process, especially for businesses that are new to the tax system. Our goal is to make the entire process seamless, straightforward, and hassle-free, ensuring that your business complies with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) laws without any unnecessary delays or confusion. Expert Consultation and Tailored Advice The process begins with a personalized consultation where our experts analyze the specific needs of your business. We take the time to understand the nature of your business, your turnover, and your supply chain to determine the correct GST registration type. Whether you are a small business, an eCommerce seller, or a non-resident taxable person, we provide tailored advice to ensure that you follow the correct GST registration procedure based on your eligibility. End-to-End Documentation Support One of the most time-consuming aspects of GST registration is gathering the required documents and ensuring they are in order. At Kuber Consultancy Services, we make this step easy for you. We provide a clear checklist of all the necessary documents, including PAN, Aadhaar, proof of business address, bank details, and more. Our team helps you gather and prepare these documents, ensuring that everything is in compliance with the GST requirements before submission. Hassle-Free Online Registration Process GST registration can be done entirely online through the official GST portal. Our experts handle the entire application process, from filling out the GST registration form (GST REG-01) to submitting all required documents. We take care of all the technical aspects, such as selecting the right registration type (regular, casual, or non-resident), ensuring accuracy in the details provided, and uploading the correct documents. This allows you to avoid any mistakes or delays during the registration process. Tracking and Follow-Up on Application Status Once your application is submitted, we don’t leave you in the dark. Kuber Consultancy Services tracks the status of your application regularly and ensures that you are informed at every step. If there are any discrepancies or further documentation requests from the GST authorities, we immediately handle them on your behalf, ensuring a smooth and quick resolution. GSTIN Issuance and Post-Registration Support After successful GST registration, you will receive a unique GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number). At Kuber Consultancy Services, our support does not end here. We provide ongoing post-registration assistance, such as helping you understand how to use your GSTIN for filing returns, claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC), and complying with regular GST filings. Reduced Risk of Non-Compliance Non-compliance with GST registration and filing can lead to penalties and legal complications. Our team ensures that your business remains compliant with all tax laws from the outset, reducing the risk of facing penalties. We stay updated with the latest changes in GST laws and regulations to ensure your business is always in line with the current requirements. Efficient and Cost-Effective Service Our goal is to make GST registration as quick and efficient as possible, without unnecessary delays or additional costs. We offer transparent pricing for our GST registration services, ensuring you know exactly what to expect. With Kuber Consultancy Services, you can rest assured that you’re getting the best value for your money. In summary, Kuber Consultancy Services takes the complexity out of GST registration by offering a comprehensive, expert-led service. From initial consultation to post-registration support, we guide your business through every step of the process, ensuring full compliance with GST laws and a hassle-free experience. Let us simplify your GST registration so you can focus on what truly matters—growing your business. |
- Turnover-Based Eligibility:
- For Goods:
- Non-Special Category States (General States): Businesses with an annual turnover of ₹40 lakhs or more are required to register for GST.
- Special Category States (Northeastern States): Businesses in states such as Assam, Nagaland, and Tripura must register for GST if their turnover exceeds ₹20 lakhs.
- For Services: The turnover threshold for service providers is ₹20 lakhs for all states.
- Inter-State Supply: Any business involved in the inter-state supply of goods or services (even with turnover below the prescribed limits) must mandatorily register for GST. Inter-state supply involves selling goods or services from one state to another, such as a business in Maharashtra selling products to a consumer in Uttar Pradesh.
- E-Commerce Operators: E-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, or businesses conducting transactions via online marketplaces are required to register under GST, irrespective of their turnover. This includes businesses that provide a platform for others to sell their goods or services.
- Other Categories of Businesses:
- Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM): Businesses that are required to pay GST under RCM, such as those receiving services from unregistered suppliers, must also be GST registered.
- Non-Resident Taxable Persons: Non-resident businesses engaging in taxable activities in India must register under GST, regardless of their turnover.
- Casual Taxable Persons: Businesses that operate temporarily (for example, event organizers or exhibition vendors) must register for GST.
- Composition Scheme: The Composition Scheme is available to small businesses with a turnover of up to ₹1.5 crore (for businesses in general states) or ₹75 lakhs (for special category states). The scheme is designed to ease tax compliance by allowing small taxpayers to pay tax at a lower rate and file returns quarterly. However, businesses under this scheme cannot claim Input Tax Credit (ITC).
- For Services: The Composition Scheme is available for businesses with a turnover up to ₹50 lakhs, though they must pay tax at a fixed rate (which is typically lower than the regular GST rate).
- Normal Taxpayers: Businesses with an aggregate turnover exceeding the threshold limit for the Composition Scheme must opt for normal GST registration. Normal taxpayers must comply with the full set of GST reporting requirements, such as:
- Filing monthly returns (GSTR-1, GSTR-3B)
- Maintaining detailed accounts of all transactions
- Paying taxes based on applicable rates
- Businesses can claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) for taxes paid on their purchases, making this option more beneficial for larger businesses.
- Casual Taxable Persons: A Casual Taxable Person is one who occasionally supplies goods or services in a state where they do not have a fixed place of business. This could be a vendor at a trade show or a business conducting a one-time event. These businesses must obtain temporary GST registration for the period in which they conduct taxable activities.
- Non-Resident Taxable Persons: Foreign businesses or individuals who temporarily engage in the supply of goods or services in India are considered Non-Resident Taxable Persons. These businesses must obtain GST registration even if they do not have a permanent establishment in India.
- Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM): Under the RCM, the liability to pay GST falls on the recipient of goods or services instead of the supplier. Businesses that are subject to RCM, like those receiving services from unregistered suppliers, are required to register for GST.
- E-Commerce Operators: E-commerce platforms such as Flipkart or Amazon, facilitating sales on behalf of vendors, are required to register for GST, even if their turnover is below the threshold limits.
- Legal Recognition and Enhanced Credibility: Once registered, a business gets a GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number), which is a unique identity in the GST system. This not only increases the credibility of the business but also instills trust among consumers and suppliers. Customers are more likely to trust businesses that are GST-registered because it assures them of compliance with tax laws and the legitimacy of transactions.
- Eligibility for Input Tax Credit (ITC): One of the most significant benefits of GST registration is the ability to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the taxes paid for business inputs. This allows businesses to reduce their tax burden, as the GST paid on inputs can be offset against the GST collected on outputs. This credit mechanism is one of the key features that makes GST attractive for businesses, particularly those with a higher volume of transactions.
- Seamless Interstate Business Transactions: Registered businesses can freely engage in interstate transactions. Without GST registration, businesses may be restricted from conducting business across state borders or may have to face complications due to varying state-specific tax laws. Registered businesses can easily purchase and sell goods or services across states, enhancing their market reach.
- Access to Government Tenders: Many government and public sector procurement processes require businesses to have GST registration. Government tenders often specify that only GST-registered businesses can participate. This increases the opportunities for businesses to get involved in government contracts.
- Reduced Tax Burden and Avoidance of Penalties: By registering for GST, businesses can avoid penalties for non-compliance. The GST law has strict provisions for non-registration, which can lead to penalties and legal consequences. Registering under GST ensures that businesses stay compliant with tax regulations, thereby avoiding fines or legal troubles.
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