Originally, GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is the 15-digit number that replaces the Tax Identification Number (TIN) allocated when registering business entities under the state's Value Added Tax Law. These businesses also had to take several other identification numbers from different places. However, after the implementation of GST, all these numbers will be replaced by GSTIN.
Under GST, all these separate identification numbers required to meet indirect tax objectives will be placed under GSTIN. All taxpayers have been consolidated into a single platform for compliance and administration, and all taxpayers have been assigned registration under a single authority. The government has set up GSTN to provide the NECESSARY IT Infrastructure for the Digitization of GST.
GST New Registration Online - Apply for GST Registration
Filing for GSTIN can be done through a two-step, straightforward process. GST practitioners and taxpayers can file for GSTIN by uploading the correct documents and logging into the official portal gst.gov.in of GST. GST registration is mandatory for various benefits available under GST as it is a gateway.
Two-step process:-
- After registering on the GST Network portal, a business is given a provisional GSTIN
- In the second phase, the business entity will have to log on to the GSTN portal and provide details of its business, such as the principal place of business, additional place of business, director, and bank account details|
Also, while registering on the GST Portal, you will be given an ARN (Application Reference Number), which is required for further enquiry regarding the application, including GSTIN validation. ARN will be sent to the registered user's Mobile Number and E-mail Address. Possible conditions for your application may be Provisional, 'Pending for Verification,' 'Validation against Error,' 'Migrated,' and 'Cancelled.'
GST Contains :
Each taxpayer will be allotted state-wise PAN based 15 digit GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number
- The first 2 digits of GSTIN reflect the state code as per the Census of India 2011
- The following 10 points reflect the PAN Number of the taxpayer|
- The 13th digit of GSTIN refers to the registration number within a state
- The 13th digit of GSTIN will default to Z
- The last digit is the 'sum check' code
GST New Registration Link
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| GST New Registration Online | https://youtu.be/jybkiiOxEls |
| GST Registration Status Check Online | https://youtu.be/8RVfJBOVsmE |