GST Registration Online — Quick, Hassle-Free, CA-Assisted
End-to-end GST registration services including eligibility assessment, documentation and approval support — reviewed by a Chartered Accountant before filing.
Govt. fee
No portal fee
Typical time
≈ 3–7 working days
Mode
100% online
Your GST registration, tracked
Sample progress view
- Eligibility consultationDone
- Documents verifiedDone
- Application filed (ARN)In progress
- Aadhaar authenticationNext
- GSTIN allottedNext
What Is GST Registration?
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is the single indirect tax that replaced most earlier central and state taxes in India. Once your business is registered, you receive a 15-digit Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN), which allows you to collect GST from customers, issue tax invoices, claim input tax credit on your purchases and sell across state lines and on online marketplaces. For a growing business, GST registration is less a formality than a licence to operate credibly.
Registration is filed online on the GST portal using Form GST REG-01. It involves identity and address documents, bank details, a description of your business activity with the right HSN or SAC codes, and verification through Aadhaar authentication. It sounds simple, but a mismatch between names on your PAN, Aadhaar and bank records, a weak address proof, or an incorrectly described business activity are common reasons for queries and delays from the tax officer.
Taxvio's CA-assisted team handles GST registration from the first question to your GSTIN. We assess whether you are required to register or whether voluntary registration makes sense, choose the right registration type, prepare and check every document, file the application, respond to officer queries and guide you on what to do after the GSTIN is issued. You get a fixed quote before we begin and a single point of contact throughout.
Why Register for GST?
Claim input tax credit
Offset the GST you pay on purchases against the GST you collect, lowering your effective tax cost.
Sell across states
A GSTIN lets you supply goods inter-state and expand beyond your home market without barriers.
Marketplace access
Sell on Amazon, Flipkart and other platforms that need a GST registration to onboard sellers.
Win bigger customers
Companies and large buyers prefer vendors with a GSTIN, because they need input tax credit on their purchases.
Easier credit & tenders
GST records support loan applications and tender eligibility, and show that your business is formally registered.
Stay legally compliant
Registering on time avoids penalties and interest on past supplies and builds a clean compliance history.
Who Needs GST Registration? Check in 30 Seconds
GST registration is mandatory when your aggregate turnover crosses the threshold — generally ₹40 lakh for suppliers of goods (₹20 lakh in some states) and ₹20 lakh for suppliers of services (₹10 lakh in special category states). Some businesses must register regardless of turnover. Answer the questions below for a quick indication.
What do you mainly supply?
Expected annual turnover
Do you sell goods to other states?
Do you sell through e-commerce platforms?
Are you a TDS/TCS deductor, casual or non-resident taxable person, or liable under reverse charge?
A quick indication only — limits vary by state and change by notification. A CA will confirm your position.
Types of GST Registration
Regular registration
The standard registration for most businesses. You collect GST, claim input tax credit and file regular returns.
Composition scheme
For eligible small taxpayers who prefer a low fixed tax rate on turnover and simpler compliance, without input tax credit.
Voluntary registration
Taken by businesses below the threshold that want input tax credit, wider customers or marketplace access.
E-commerce sellers
Sellers on online marketplaces generally need GST registration regardless of turnover, with some exceptions.
Casual & non-resident taxable persons
Temporary registrations for businesses that supply in a state occasionally, or for foreign persons with no fixed place in India.
TDS / TCS registrations
Required for entities that must deduct or collect tax at source under GST, such as certain government bodies and e-commerce operators.
Regular vs Composition vs Voluntary
| Regular | Composition | Voluntary | |
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| Who it suits | Most businesses | Eligible small taxpayers | Below-threshold businesses |
| Input tax credit | Available | Not available | Available |
| Inter-state supply of goods | Allowed | Not allowed | Allowed |
| Tax payable | On value added, at applicable rates | Low fixed rate on turnover | On value added, at applicable rates |
| Returns | Regular, more detailed | Simplified | Regular, more detailed |
| Charge GST to customers | Yes | No | Yes |
Composition eligibility and rates are set by notification and change over time; our CA team confirms the current rules for you.
What You Get With GST Registration
GST eligibility consultation
We review your turnover, nature of supply, states of operation and sales channels to confirm whether registration is mandatory, advisable or optional, and which type fits.
Document preparation & filing
We check your PAN, Aadhaar, address and bank documents for consistency, prepare the application with the right business description and codes, and file it on the GST portal.
GSTIN allotment support
We track the application, handle Aadhaar authentication and any officer query or clarification, and follow it until your GSTIN is allotted.
Post-registration guidance
After approval we explain invoicing rules, GSTIN display, bank-detail updates and your return calendar, so you start compliant.
Who We Help With GST Registration
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Small & medium businesses
Shops, manufacturers and distributors crossing the threshold or supplying to other businesses.
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Startups & entrepreneurs
New ventures that need a GSTIN to invoice customers, claim credit and open marketplace accounts.
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Traders & service providers
Traders, freelancers, agencies and consultants who bill clients and want to claim input tax credit.
Documents Required for GST Registration
Choose your business type to see the exact checklist. Names on your PAN, Aadhaar and bank records should match, and address proof should be recent. If your premises are rented, you will need the rent agreement and the owner's NOC.
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How GST Registration Works, Step by Step
- 1
Free eligibility consultation
We understand your business, turnover, states of operation and sales channels, and confirm whether registration is mandatory or voluntary and which type suits you.
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Document collection & check
You share the documents on this page. We verify that names, addresses and bank details match across records, since mismatches are a leading cause of queries.
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Prepare the application
We prepare Form GST REG-01 with the correct business description, HSN or SAC codes, principal and additional places of business, and authorised signatory details.
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File & authenticate
We file the application on the GST portal. You complete Aadhaar authentication through the OTP or link sent to your registered mobile.
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Track & respond to queries
We follow the Application Reference Number (ARN) and reply on your behalf if the officer asks for clarification or additional documents.
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GSTIN issued & handover
You receive your GST registration certificate and GSTIN, along with a clear checklist of what to do next.
Timeline, Cost & Why Applications Get Rejected
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How long does it take?
When documents are complete and Aadhaar authentication succeeds, GST registration is often granted within roughly three to seven working days. If the tax officer raises a query or a physical verification is needed, it can take longer. We prepare the file carefully, track the application and respond to any query on your behalf.
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What does it cost?
There is no government fee for GST registration on the portal. The cost is Taxvio's professional fee, which depends on your constitution, the number of places of business and the complexity of your case. You receive a written, itemised quote before we start, with no add-ons introduced once the work is underway.
Why applications get queried or rejected
Name mismatch across records
Differences in spelling between PAN, Aadhaar and bank records commonly trigger a query or a failed authentication.
Weak or inconsistent address proof
Old utility bills, missing NOC for rented premises or mismatched addresses are a frequent reason for rejection.
Incorrect business activity or codes
Describing your activity wrongly, or choosing wrong HSN or SAC codes, leads to the wrong tax rate and later notices.
Failed Aadhaar authentication
Authentication must be completed promptly. If it is skipped or fails, the application may require physical verification.
Ignoring officer notices
A query from the officer has a short reply window. An unanswered notice can lead to rejection of the application.
Your Post-Registration GST Checklist
Getting the GSTIN is the start of your GST journey. These are the steps that follow, and the ones most often missed by first-time registrants. Rules and dates follow current GST law and may change by notification; our team confirms what applies to your business. Not registering when you should is costly — operating without a required registration can attract a penalty, along with tax and interest on past supplies.
Add bank account details
Furnish your bank account details on the portal within the prescribed period, or before filing your first return if earlier.
Issue compliant tax invoices
Use proper tax invoices with your GSTIN, correct HSN or SAC codes and the right tax rate for every sale.
Show your GSTIN
Display your GSTIN and trade name at the place of business, and mention additional places of business on the certificate.
File GST returns
File GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B (or the quarterly option where eligible) on time, even if there are no sales in the period.
Reconcile input tax credit
Match your purchase invoices against your auto-drafted statement so you claim only the credit that is available.
Amend registration details
Update changes in address, partners, business activity or additional places of business through the prescribed amendment process.
Need help after registration? Browse our GST services for return filing, refunds and notice replies.
GST Registration — Frequently Asked Questions
Registration is mandatory when a business's aggregate turnover crosses the prescribed threshold, which is generally ₹40 lakh for suppliers of goods (₹20 lakh in some states) and ₹20 lakh for suppliers of services (₹10 lakh in special category states). Certain businesses must register regardless of turnover, such as those making inter-state supplies of goods or selling through e-commerce operators.
Yes. A business below the threshold can register voluntarily. Many do so to claim input tax credit, to sell to bigger customers who need a GSTIN, or to sell across states and on online marketplaces. Once registered, all GST obligations apply, including return filing.
Typically the PAN and Aadhaar of the proprietor or partners, a photograph, proof of the business address, bank account details, and constitution documents such as a partnership deed or certificate of incorporation for firms and companies. Our checklist on this page lists what applies to your business type.
When documents are in order and Aadhaar authentication succeeds, registration is often granted within roughly three to seven working days. If the tax officer raises a query or a physical verification is required, it can take longer. We respond to queries on your behalf.
There is no government fee for GST registration. The cost is Taxvio's professional fee, which we quote in writing before we start. It depends on your constitution, number of places of business and complexity.
Yes. You can use your residence as the principal place of business with proof such as a recent electricity bill or property tax receipt, and a consent letter or NOC if the property is owned by someone else, along with a rent agreement if rented.
Yes. GST registration is state-wise and PAN-based. If you supply from more than one state, you generally need a separate registration in each state where you have a place of business. Multiple places of business in one state can be added to a single registration.
The composition scheme lets eligible small taxpayers pay tax at a low fixed rate on turnover and file simpler returns. The trade-off is that you cannot claim input tax credit or make certain supplies, so it does not suit everyone. We help you choose between regular and composition registration.
Yes. A registered taxpayer must file periodic returns, such as GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B or the quarterly scheme where eligible, even when there is no business in a period. Late filing attracts late fees and interest, so many clients take our monthly return service.
Operating without a required registration can lead to a penalty, generally the tax due with a minimum amount, plus tax and interest on past supplies, and higher penalties in cases of deliberate evasion. It is far cheaper to register on time.
The usual reasons are mismatched names across PAN, Aadhaar and bank records, weak or inconsistent address proof, an incorrectly described business activity, and failed Aadhaar authentication. Careful preparation and a CA review before filing reduce these risks.
Yes. Our post-registration guidance covers how to issue compliant invoices, display the GSTIN, link your bank account, and plan your return filing. We can also handle your monthly or quarterly returns.
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