From 1st July 2017 GST replaced various Central and State level indirect taxes like Value Added Tax, Service tax, Central Excise, etc. Businesses that are registered under VAT or Service Tax need to migrate to GST as per the enrolment plan of State Governments.

Under the new GST regime, GST registration is mandatory for all enterprises involved in the supply of goods or services or both & the annual turnover exceeding Rs.10 lakhs a year in north-eastern and hill states, while the limit is Rs.20 lakhs for rest of India.

Unregistered persons will not be allowed to collect GST from customers or claim ITC & if they do so, they will be penalized. Apart from this criterion of turnover, the GST Act provides various other categories where registration is mandatorily required like supply under RCM, e-commerce aggregator, etc. irrespective of their turnover.

Authorisation To Collect Tax : Only registered persons can collect GST from customers on the supplies of goods or services or both & subsequently utilize the ITC.
Single Platform : With the implementation of GST in India, the indirect taxes is streamlined and standardized. A single GST registration for the respective state(s) in India from where the supply of goods and/or services will be sufficient.
One nation one Tax : GST subsumed various other taxes like Central Sales Tax, Additional Customs Duty, Purchase Tax, Luxury Tax, etc., Hence, under GST, many of the taxes in existence today are subsumed and made into one tax. This made tax collection and compliance easy for businesses across the country.
Ease of doing Business :  GST doesn’t make the distinction between goods and services which is in turn, leads to relief to the business. Many businesses like restaurants, computer sales, and services businesses need not to comply with both VAT and Service Tax.
Increase Tax Payers Volume : GST works on value addition concept and it is the reason that new registration have come in existence to take to benefit of Input Tax in the Transaction chain. GST allows a seamless flow of input tax credit.
Lower taxes : Under the GST regime, GST liability accrues only if an entity crosses an annual turnover of Rs.10 lakhs in northeast or hilly states, whereas, for the rest of India, the threshold is set at Rs.20 lakhs which ultimately leads to lower tax payment.

Step 1 : Fill GST Enrollment Application: To get provisional ID and password which is provided to every registered taxpayer and once you provide us the Provisional ID and password communicated to you, Legal Suvidha Expert will log in to the GST Common Portal and will fill the Enrollment Application.

Step 2 : Submission of Enrollment Application: Once you submit all the required documents, we will sign and submit the Enrollment Application with the necessary attachment electronically.

Step 3 : GST Registration:After verification of the application submitted, If details are satisfactory an Application Reference Number (ARN) will be issued to you in ‘Migrated” status. The status of provisional ID will change to “Active” on the appointed date and a provisional registration Certificate will be issued.

1. Provisional ID obtained by the concerned department

2. Password obtained by the concerned department

3. Valid email address

4. Valid mobile number

5. Proof of constitution of business:
In case of partnership deed – Partnership Deed
In the case of others: Registration Certification of the business entity

6. Photograph of promoters/partners/Karta of HUF

7. Proof of appointment of authorized signatory

8. Photograph of authorized signatory