How do I Register under GST in India

Dear Business owners,

What is GST registration

Introduced on July 1, 2017, GST or Goods and Service Tax is seen as the most significant tax reform in the history of India. GST merged Central and State taxes into a single tax to improve the ease of doing business and widen the taxpayer base. Subject to certain conditions, GST registration is mandatory for manufacturers, traders, and service providers. 
GST has been implemented on the theme of One Nation One Tax and has tax slabs from a minimum of 0% to the Highest 28%. Business entities whose turnover exceeds INR 40 Lakhs (for Northeast and Hilly state 20 Lacs) are required to obtain a New GST Registration. However, the limit for the Service provider is still INR 20 Lakhs. 
A certain category of Taxpayer u/s 24 of the CGST Act 2017 needs to register under GST irrespective of turnover compulsorily. It is in the best interest to determine upfront the requirements and eligibility criteria for the registration. It has ongoing compliances and further penalties for non-compliance, so it is advisable to understand the GST Provisions.
Features:-GST Applicability:- The Central GST and the State GST are applicable to all transactions of goods and services made for a consideration, except for goods that are outside the purview of GST and exempted goods and services. Transactions between related persons and other activities of the GST Schedule I will be treated as supply even if made without any consideration.
Exports and Imports under GST:- Exporters and Importers of both goods and services are compulsorily required to register under GST. A registered taxable person exporting goods or services shall be eligible to claim a refund of IGST paid or make Exports under bond or letter of undertaking without payment of IGST.
Composition Scheme for Small Business:- Under the Composition Scheme, a Business with a turnover of less than 1.5 Cr. can pay GST on concessional rates, and also have lesser compliances for fillings. However, a composition dealer cannot collect tax and cannot take credit for inward supplies.
Removal of Cascading effect:- One of the primary goals of a taxation system is to remove the cascading effect of the tax, i.e. No tax on tax already charged. The cascading effect of taxes is one of the major distortions of the Indian taxation regime. However, it has been completely removed in GST by seamless credit.
Eligibility Criteria:- Upon reaching the Threshold of INR 40 Lac in case of Trader, and INR 20 lakhs for a Service provider, Interstate Sales, and Service, Ecommerce Operator, OIDAR Services, Non-resident and Importer, Person Liable to deduct TDS/TCS, Input Service distributor.
Details and Documents:- Pan Card of an entity, Certificate of Incorporation /LLP Agreement or Partnership Deed/Shop Act registration, 

Address proof of Business:- For the Address proof one can use remote virtual office address to take GST registration all over India or PAN India.
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Board resolution/Letter of Authorised Signatory, KYC, and a photograph of Directors/Partners/Proprietor, Bank Statement/Cancelled cheque/Passbook, Valid Indian Mobile Number of Directors/Partners/Proprietor, E-mail ID of Directors/Partners/Proprietor, For Company and LLP DSC of Authorised signatory is required.

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