Starting a business, crossing a registration threshold, or being asked for a GSTIN? TaxFilr helps you understand whether registration applies, prepare the right information and navigate the application process.
TaxFilr assists with the process. The GST registration authority/portal processes the application and issues the GSTIN where applicable.
You know you need to get your business registered. Then the questions start.
These are exactly the questions TaxFilr helps you work through.
GST registration is the process through which an eligible business or person obtains registration under the Goods and Services Tax system and receives a GSTIN — a unique identifier used across your GST returns and compliance going forward.
GSTIN is the Goods and Services Tax Identification Number issued to a registered taxpayer — a unique identification number associated with your registration. Hover over the number above to see it highlighted.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
May apply depending on turnover, activities and provisions.
Business category alone doesn't determine whether registration is required.
Your turnover reaches the applicable registration threshold.
Your business falls under a category where registration is compulsory.
Your business activities involve transactions where registration requirements may apply.
You want to register voluntarily where permitted.
You're expanding operations and need to review your GST obligations.
You're selling through channels where additional GST requirements may apply.
Answer a few quick questions. This is a general guide, not a tax determination.
GST applicability can depend on facts and current provisions. A TaxFilr expert can review your situation.
ARN stands for Application Reference Number. Not every application follows exactly the same sequence, and processing times can vary.
Tick off what you already have. The exact document list can vary by business structure and registration circumstances.
Registration can involve PAN, identity information, business-address proof and bank details. A common mix-up is submitting personal address proof that doesn't match the business address on record.
Typically involves partnership deed details, partner information, and business address proof. Ensure partner details are consistent across all supporting documents.
Can involve LLP agreement details, designated partner information, and registered office proof. Entity name mismatches with MCA records are a common source of delay.
Generally involves company incorporation details, authorised signatory information, and registered office proof. Board resolution details may be needed depending on your circumstances.
Considerations are broadly similar to your entity type (proprietorship, LLP, company), with attention to how early-stage addresses and signatory details are documented.
Depends on turnover, nature of services and whether registration is compulsory or voluntary in your case — not something that applies uniformly to every freelancer.
Can involve trust deed or society registration details, trustee/office-bearer information, and address proof specific to the organisation.
Requirements depend on your specific entity type and circumstances — a TaxFilr expert can help you work out what applies.
If you're running your business in your own name, GST registration can still involve business-address proof, PAN, identity information and other details depending on your circumstances.
Your application can involve entity details, authorised signatory information, registered/business address and supporting documents.
E-commerce sellers, marketplace sales, online services and inter-State transactions can each bring their own registration considerations. Not every online seller automatically requires GST registration — it depends on the specifics of what and how you sell.
You tell us about your business. We help you understand the registration requirements, prepare the information, review your application details and guide you through the next steps.
Understanding whether registration applies to you.
Know what to gather before you begin.
Help preparing your GST application details.
A second look before you submit.
Support if a clarification request comes in.
Understanding what comes next.
No confusing GST jargon. We explain what matters to your business.
Your registration requirements depend on your business. We help you look at the actual situation.
Get help preparing the details required for your GST application.
When you're stuck, talk to a real person.
Know what to keep ready before you begin.
Continue with GST return and compliance support as your business grows.
Your TaxFilr service fee may depend on your business structure, registration requirements and level of assistance needed.
Any applicable government/statutory charges and professional service fees are clearly communicated before proceeding.
Names that don't match across your documents.
A common and avoidable source of delay.
Business address inconsistent with supporting proof.
Selecting the wrong entity type or structure.
Details that don't match your records.
Incomplete submissions slow things down.
Mismatched or outdated account information.
Missed deadlines can stall your application.
Old addresses or details no longer accurate.
After submitting a GST registration application, an Application Reference Number (ARN) may be generated for tracking purposes.
This is an illustrative tracker, not a live status check. Sequence and timelines can vary by application.
Depending on the application, next steps can involve processing, verification, a clarification request, additional information, approval and GSTIN issuance.
Keep them somewhere your team can access.
Where applicable to your business.
Know what filing applies to you.
Good records make everything else easier.
Where applicable to your transactions.
Stay ahead of your compliance calendar.
Reflect changes as your business evolves.
Not every registered taxpayer is subject to every item shown — applicability varies, where applicable.
Tell us a little about your business and we'll help you understand what needs to happen next.