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Required Documents for GST Registration
- GST Registration for Individuals/Proprietors
- GST Registration for Companies/LLPs
- GST Registration for Partnership Firms
GST Registration for Individuals/Proprietors
Individuals and sole proprietors must provide PAN, Aadhaar, photograph, business address proof, and bank details to obtain GST registration for their business.
- PAN card of proprietor
- Aadhaar card
- Photograph
- Address proof of business (rent agreement, NOC, utility bill)
- Bank details (cancelled cheque / bank statement)
GST Registration for Companies/LLPs
Companies and LLPs require PAN, Incorporation Certificate, MoA/AoA or LLP Agreement, directors’ KYC, board authorization, office address proof, and bank details for GST registration.
- PAN card of company
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Memorandum & Articles of Association / LLP Agreement
- PAN, Aadhaar, and photographs of directors/partners
- Board Resolution / Authorization Letter
- Bank details of company
- Address proof of registered office
GST Registration for Partnership Firms
Partnership firms need to submit the Partnership Deed, PAN of firm and partners, Aadhaar & photographs of partners, office address proof, and bank account details to register under GST.
- Partnership Deed
- PAN card of firm and partners
- Aadhaar and photographs of partners
- Address proof of firm’s office
- Bank details of firm
Importance of GST Registration
- Prevents penalties and ensures legal compliance.
- Builds trust and credibility among customers and suppliers.
- Essential for business loans, bank financing, and government contracts.
- Offers tax benefits through Input Tax Credit (ITC).
- Simplifies the tax structure by unifying multiple indirect taxes.
GST Registration Process in India
Application Filing
The process begins by submitting Form GST REG-01 online through the GST portal along with required documents such as PAN, Aadhaar, address proof, and business details. Accurate filing ensures smooth processing.ARN Generation
Once the application is submitted, the system generates an Application Reference Number (ARN). This number is used to track the status of the GST registration application.Verification
A GST officer reviews the submitted documents and application details. If discrepancies or missing information are found, the officer may issue a clarification notice. Timely response is necessary to avoid rejection.GSTIN Allotment
Upon successful verification, the applicant is issued a unique 15-digit GST Identification Number (GSTIN), which acts as the official tax identity for the business.GST Certificate
A digital GST registration certificate is then made available on the GST portal. This certificate serves as proof of GST compliance and is mandatory for tax collection.Compliance
After registration, businesses must file monthly or quarterly GST returns depending on their category. Timely filing of returns helps maintain an active GSTIN and avoids penalties.
