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GST Registration Process: Complete Guide

Step-by-step process for GST registration in India. Learn documents required, eligibility, and process.

GetYourCA Team
15 January 2026·Updated 15 January 20262 min read12.5K views

What is GST Registration?#

GST Registration is mandatory for businesses with annual turnover exceeding Rs 20 lakh (Rs 10 lakh for special category states). Once registered, you become a regular taxpayer and can collect GST from customers.

Documents Required#

  • PAN Card of the business entity
  • Aadhaar Card of the authorized signatory
  • Business address proof
  • Bank account details
  • Proof of business constitution

Registration Process#

Step 1: Visit GST Portal#

Go to gst.gov.in

Step 2: Click Register Now#

Under Taxpayers section, click "Register Now"

Step 3: Fill Form GST REG-01#

Enter PART-A of the registration form

Step 4: Submit Documents#

Upload all required documents

Step 5: Verification#

GST officer will verify the application

Step 6: Get Certificate#

Upon approval, receive Registration Certificate

Turnover Limits#

Business TypeThreshold
Goods (General)Rs 20 lakh
Services (General)Rs 10 lakh
Special Category StatesRs 10 lakh
Composition SchemeRs 1.5 crore

Key Points#

  • GSTIN is a 15-digit unique ID
  • Registration is state-specific
  • Multiple registrations needed for multiple states
  • Voluntary registration available even below threshold

After Registration#

  • Issue tax invoices with GSTIN
  • File monthly/quarterly returns
  • Pay GST on time
  • Claim Input Tax Credit

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