The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a unified tax imposed on production, commerce, and services across India. From 1st July 2017, GST will replace most of the Centre and State imposed indirect taxes like VAT, Service Tax, Excise, etc. GSTIN is a 15-digit long state-specific PAN-based code to be used to recognize businesses enrolled in GST.

GST regulations are applicable if your total yearly turnover is Rs. 20 lakh or more. For North Eastern states and hilly areas such as Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir, and Sikkim, the threshold limit is Rs. 10 lakhs.

GST registration cannot be completed without a PAN. Except for non-resident individuals who can apply for GST registration based on other documents.

Existing taxpayers are entities that are already registered under applicable State or Central laws such as VAT, Service Tax, and Central Excise Act.

All existing taxpayers registered under any of the Acts as specified will be transitioned to GST. GST enrolment will ensure a hassle-free shift to the new tax system. Since existing data with tax authorities is insufficient, new enrolment is necessary. Additionally, this will update the GST database with the latest taxpayer data, eliminating the need for amendments

It is possible for the GST enrolment application to be rejected. If incorrect information or fraudulent documents are submitted with the application. The applicant will be given a chance to present their case before the application is finalized.

Yes, the registered mobile number and e-mail address can be updated post-enrolment by following the amendment procedure

The provisional certificate will be available for download on the GST Portal dashboard on the appointed date. The provisional certificate will be available for download only if the application for registration was completed successfully.

The final registration certificate will be provided within 6 months following the verification of documents by the authorized officials after the appointed date.