Title: Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration Process

Introduction: GST registration is mandatory for businesses engaged in the

supply of goods or services with an annual turnover above the prescribed
threshold. It enables businesses to collect GST from their customers and claim
input tax credit on their purchases. Here's a step-by-step guide to GST
registration:

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Eligibility: Check whether your business meets the GST registration threshold,
which may vary for different states and types of businesses.
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Online Application: Visit the GST portal (www.gst.gov.in) and complete the
GST registration application form (Form GST REG-01) with accurate details of
the business.
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Documents Required: Prepare the necessary documents, such as PAN card,
proof of business registration, identity and address proofs of promoters, bank
account details, and photographs.
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Application Submission: Submit the application form along with the required
documents online through the GST portal.
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ARN Generation: After submitting the application, an Application Reference
Number (ARN) will be generated. Keep this number for future reference.
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Verification: The GST authorities will verify the provided information, and if
everything is in order, the GST registration certificate will be issued.
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Timeframe: The GST registration process usually takes a few working days, but
the timeframe may vary depending on the completeness of the application
and verification process.
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Remember, once registered, businesses are required to file regular GST

returns and comply with other GST regulations.