GST Registration in India – Get Your Business GST-Compliant with Sahyog
- Mandatory for Turnover Above ₹40/20 Lakhs – Based on nature and location of business.
- Required for Inter-State Trade & E-Commerce Sellers – Even without turnover limits.
- Single Tax for Goods & Services – Replaces VAT, Service Tax, Excise, etc.
- 100% Online Process – Paperless filing with DSC & Aadhaar-based verification.
- GSTIN Issued by Government – 15-digit unique ID for every registered taxpayer.
- Eligibility for Input Tax Credit – Claim back GST paid on purchases.
- Mandatory for Business Expansion – Essential for B2B transactions and credibility.
- Expert Filing & Compliance Support by Sahyog – No delays, no penalties.
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GST Registration in India – Get Your Business GST-Compliant with Sahyog
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is one of the most crucial indirect tax reforms in India, applicable to businesses of all sizes. If your business crosses the turnover threshold or engages in inter-state trade, GST registration is mandatory. At Sahyog, we simplify the online GST registration process and help you stay fully compliant with the latest tax laws.
What is GST Registration?
GST Registration is a process through which a business gets officially recognized under the Goods and Services Tax regime. Every supplier of goods or services with annual turnover above the prescribed limit or engaged in inter-state or online trade must obtain a GSTIN (GST Identification Number).
GST registration is regulated by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) and is mandatory to collect tax, issue GST invoices, and claim input tax credit.
Who Needs GST Registration?
Type of Business | Threshold / Condition |
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Goods Suppliers in Normal Category States | Annual turnover > ₹40 lakhs |
Service Providers | Annual turnover > ₹20 lakhs |
NE & Hill States (Special Category) | Annual turnover > ₹10 lakhs |
E-Commerce Sellers | Mandatory regardless of turnover |
Inter-State Suppliers | Mandatory regardless of turnover |
Casual & Non-resident Taxable Persons | Compulsory registration |
Voluntary Registration | Any business opting to claim ITC or enhance credibility |
Documents Required for GST Registration
Document Type | Details Required |
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PAN Card | PAN of the business or individual (mandatory) |
Aadhaar Card | For identity verification via OTP |
Photograph | Passport-sized photo of owner/partners/directors |
Proof of Business Address | Utility bill/rent agreement/NOC/ownership papers |
Business Constitution | Partnership deed / MOA & AOA / Certificate of Incorporation |
Bank Details | Cancelled cheque / bank statement / passbook |
Authorized Signatory | Authorization letter or board resolution (for companies) |
Benefits of GST Registration
Benefit | Description |
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Legal Recognition | Operate as a registered dealer across India |
Input Tax Credit (ITC) | Reduce GST payable by claiming taxes paid on inputs |
Easier Business Expansion | Register for inter-state trade or e-commerce platforms |
Lower Compliance Burden | Unified tax structure under CGST, SGST, and IGST |
Improved Business Credibility | Preferred by B2B clients and suppliers |
Eligibility for Government Tenders | Many tenders require GST compliance |
Why Choose Sahyog for Online GST Registration?
✅ Expert CA & GST Consultant Team – Years of experience with SMEs and startups.
✅ End-to-End Process Support – From document check to GSTIN download.
✅ Quick Turnaround – Registration in as little as 3–5 working days.
✅ Transparent Pricing – No hidden costs, GST-inclusive affordable packages.
✅ PAN India Service – Trusted by 1000+ clients across India.
✅ Dedicated Manager Support – Personalized help till GST certificate is issued.
Choose Sahyog to avoid rejections, resubmissions, and confusion – get it right the first time.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Government filing is free, but professional service charges apply. Sahyog offers affordable pricing packages.
No. PAN is mandatory for GST registration in India.
Yes, if your service income exceeds ₹20 lakhs (or ₹10 lakhs in special category states).
Yes, you can use your residential address with proper documentation like an electricity bill or NOC.
Non-registration when mandatory attracts penalties, interest, and even business suspension.