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Who Should Use Our GST Registration Service?
FilingIndia’s GST registration service is ideal for startups, small businesses, freelancers, professionals, and eCommerce sellers seeking expert support for GST registration in India. It is especially beneficial for businesses that want to avoid mistakes, minimize delays, and complete the GST registration process without the complexities of navigating the government portal on their own.
With FilingIndia, you receive expert guidance and end-to-end assistance for fast and hassle-free online GST registration, ensuring complete tax compliance. We offer a streamlined registration process, real-time application status tracking, support in resolving GST department queries, and the ability to file your GST application within just 1 day.
Can I Get a GSTIN Within 24 Hours?
Yes, in eligible cases, you can obtain your GSTIN within 24 hours with FilingIndia’s Premium GST Registration Package, particularly if your application qualifies under Rule 14A of GST regulations.
Here’s how FilingIndia ensures fast-track GST registration:
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Share your basic business details and required documents for an initial quick review
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Our experts prepare and verify error-free documentation to prevent rejections
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Your GST application is filed on a priority basis, and the ARN is generated quickly
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A CA-led professional team manages the complete filing process, including support for up to 100 transactions
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Enjoy dedicated expert assistance with rapid query resolution—often within 1 minute—until registration is completed
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Upon approval, your GSTIN is issued, subject to government verification and final authorization
What Is GST Registration?
GST registration is a mandatory process for businesses in India to comply with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system. Businesses whose annual turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh (or ₹20 lakh in certain special category states) are required to register under GST.
Through this process, businesses are issued a 15-digit Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) by the tax authorities. GST registration allows businesses to legally collect and remit GST, claim input tax credit, and operate in full compliance with GST laws and regulations.
GST Act
The Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Act, 2017 was enacted to simplify India’s indirect tax structure and reduce tax evasion. It provides the legal framework for the levy and collection of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on both intra-state and inter-state supplies of goods and services across India.
Who Should Apply for GST Registration?
Online GST registration is mandatory for certain businesses and individuals to ensure compliance with GST laws in India. The following categories are required to apply for GST registration:
Service Providers: Businesses or professionals providing services with an annual turnover exceeding ₹20 lakh (or ₹10 lakh in special category states), including freelancers, consultants, and agencies.
Previously Registered Entities: Businesses registered under earlier indirect tax laws such as VAT, Service Tax, or Excise must migrate to GST.
E-commerce Sellers and Operators: Individuals or businesses selling goods or services online through marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, or similar platforms are required to register for GST, regardless of turnover.
Inter-State Suppliers: Businesses supplying goods or services across state borders must obtain GST registration, irrespective of turnover limits.
Casual Taxable Persons: Entities that occasionally supply goods or services in taxable territories without a fixed place of business must register under GST.
Agents of Suppliers: Agents who supply goods or services on behalf of other registered or unregistered suppliers are required to obtain GST registration.
Input Service Distributors (ISD): Businesses that distribute input tax credit to their branches or units must register as an Input Service Distributor.
Non-Resident Taxable Persons: Foreign individuals or entities supplying goods or services in India must register as non-resident taxable persons under GST.
Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) Liable Entities: Businesses required to pay GST under the reverse charge mechanism, where the recipient is liable to pay tax, must register.
Special Categories: Entities such as TDS deductors, TCS collectors, and Online Information and Database Access or Retrieval (OIDAR) service providers are mandatorily required to register under GST.
New GST Registration Threshold Limits
Before applying for online GST registration, businesses must verify their eligibility under the current GST threshold limits. Entities registered under the pre-GST tax regime are also required to transition to GST registration.
GST registration is mandatory for businesses whose annual turnover exceeds the prescribed limits. For the sale of goods, the threshold limit is ₹40 lakh in normal category states and ₹20 lakh in special category states. Any business crossing these limits must register as a regular taxable person under GST law.
The GST Council plays a key role in recommending GST rates, tax exemptions, threshold limits, and other GST-related policies. Below is a detailed overview of the GST registration threshold limits and eligibility criteria.
| Aggregate Turnover | Registration Required | Applicability |
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| Earlier Limits for Sale of Goods / Providing Services | ||
| Exceeds ₹20 lakh | Yes – For Normal Category States | Up to 31 March 2019 |
| Exceeds ₹10 lakh | Yes – For Special Category States | Up to 31 March 2019 |
| New Limits for Sale of Goods | ||
| Exceeds ₹40 lakh | Yes – For Normal Category States | From 1 April 2019 |
| Exceeds ₹20 lakh | Yes – For Special Category States | From 1 April 2019 |
| New Limits for Providing Services | ||
| Exceeds ₹40 lakh | Yes – For Normal Category States | Up to 31 March 2019 |
| Exceeds ₹20 lakh | Yes – For Special Category States | Up to 31 March 2019 |
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| Exceeds ₹20 lakh | Yes – For Normal Category States | From 1 April 2019 |
Turnover Limits for GST Registration
GST registration can be obtained voluntarily by any individual or business, regardless of turnover. However, it becomes mandatory when the aggregate turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh for goods suppliers or ₹20 lakh for service providers in most states. In special category states, the threshold is ₹10 lakh.
Aggregate turnover includes all taxable supplies, exempt supplies, exports, and inter-state supplies, calculated on a PAN-India basis.
Businesses that meet these limits can apply for GST registration online through the official portal for a fast and convenient process. To provide clarity on GST registration thresholds across different sectors and states, here is a detailed overview of the limits:
| Sector / Category | Threshold Limit for GST Registration |
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| Manufacturing Sector | ₹40 lakhs or higher |
| Service Sector | ₹20 lakhs or higher |
| Special Category States | ₹10 lakhs or higher |
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Special Category States: These include Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Jammu & Kashmir, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram, Sikkim, Tripura, and Uttarakhand.
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Employee Eligibility under ESI: All employees earning below the prescribed wage limit must be registered under the Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) scheme, which provides benefits such as medical care and social security for both the employee and their family.
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Employer Obligations: Any factory or establishment employing 10 or more employees is required to register under ESIC and make contributions for each employee to ensure their welfare benefits.
Mandatory GST Registration for Specific Businesses
Regardless of turnover, GST registration is mandatory for the following categories of businesses and individuals:
Interstate Suppliers: Individuals engaged in interstate taxable supply, including taxable services, specified handicraft goods, and handmade goods (threshold of ₹20 lakh/₹10 lakh applies in some cases).
Casual Taxable Persons: Entities occasionally supplying goods or services in taxable areas without a fixed place of business.
Reverse Charge Liable Entities: Individuals required to pay tax under the reverse charge mechanism for inward supplies received.
Non-Resident Taxable Persons: Foreign individuals or entities supplying goods or services in India.
E-commerce Entities: Every e-commerce operator and individuals supplying goods or services through online marketplaces.
TDS Deductors: Individuals required to deduct tax under Section 51 of the GST Act.
Input Service Distributors (ISD): Entities distributing GST input tax credit to other units or branches.
Agents or Representatives: Individuals making taxable supplies on behalf of other taxable persons, whether as agents or otherwise.
Tax under Section 9(5): Individuals required to pay tax as specified under this section.
Other Categories: Any other persons or business categories notified by the government as mandatory for GST registration.
Benefits of Registering for GST
Registering under GST is a key step toward a unified tax system in India. It offers numerous advantages to businesses, helping them stay compliant and manage taxes efficiently. A taxpayer registered under the GST Act, 2017 can enjoy the following benefits:
Legal Recognition
GST registration provides legal recognition as a supplier of goods or services, validating the business as an official and lawful entity.
Input Tax Credit (ITC)
Registered businesses can claim Input Tax Credit, allowing them to deduct the GST paid on purchases from the GST collected on sales. This helps reduce the overall tax liability.
Simplified Compliance Process
The GST system streamlines tax compliance, reducing complexity and saving time. With a single online platform, businesses can file returns and make payments more efficiently.
Composition Scheme
Small businesses can opt for the Composition Scheme, paying tax at a lower, fixed rate. This reduces their compliance burden and simplifies financial management.
Higher Threshold for Mandatory Registration
Only businesses with annual turnover above ₹40 lakh are required to register for GST in most states, exempting smaller businesses and easing operational processes.
Elimination of Cascading Taxes
GST removes the cascading effect of taxes by allowing businesses to claim input tax credit throughout the supply chain. This reduces the overall tax burden on businesses and, ultimately, on consumers.
Types of GST Registration
The Indian Goods and Services Tax (GST) system is organized into four types to streamline taxation and ensure efficient revenue collection. Each type applies to specific types of transactions:
Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST)
Applied to the supply of goods and services within a single state, CGST is collected by the central government.State Goods and Services Tax (SGST)
Applicable to the sale of goods or services within a state, SGST is collected by the respective state government.Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST)
Imposed on interstate transactions of goods and services, IGST ensures seamless taxation across state borders.Union Territory Goods and Services Tax (UTGST)
Levied on the supply of goods and services in Union Territories such as Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Lakshadweep, and Chandigarh. UTGST is charged alongside CGST to maintain uniformity in taxation.
Voluntary GST Registration for Businesses
Businesses with an annual turnover below ₹20 lakh can voluntarily register for GST online. Although not mandatory, opting for GST registration offers several advantages, including:
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Claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) on purchases, reducing overall tax liability.
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Conducting inter-state sales without restrictions.
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Eligibility to list on e-commerce platforms, expanding market reach.
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Gaining a competitive edge over non-GST-registered businesses.
Voluntary GST registration provides growth opportunities, improved business credibility, and potential for increased profitability, making it a strategic choice for smaller businesses.
Documents Required for Online GST Registration
The table below lists the GST registration documents required for different types of entities. Submitting all the required documents accurately can help expedite the registration process and prevent delays.
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How to Register for GST Online
Follow these four simple steps to complete your GST registration online:
1. Get in Touch with Our Experts
Book a consultation with our GST experts to clarify your doubts and receive personalized guidance throughout the registration process.
2. Provide Business Information
To begin the registration process, submit the required GST registration documents and furnish essential business details. These include the business name, SEZ unit status (if applicable), principal place of business, additional business locations, mobile number, email address, state, and PAN details.
Ensuring that all information is accurate and complete will help streamline the registration process and prevent delays.
3. File the GST Registration Application
Our team will assist you in applying for GST online by submitting your registration application on the official GST portal. After submission, you will receive a One-Time Password (OTP) for verification to proceed further.
4. Receive Your GSTIN
Once verification is successful, our team will share the Application Reference Number (ARN), also known as the temporary reference number. You can use this number to track the status of your application. After approval, the GST registration certificate will be available for download on the official GST website.
All documents must be submitted within the prescribed timeline and in accordance with government guidelines to avoid delays. While there are no GST registration fees, businesses—especially casual and non-resident taxable persons—should be aware of any applicable security deposits to plan accordingly. The GST certificate is issued directly by the Central Government. FilingIndia will initiate the process and guide you at every step.
GST Registration Fees
Below are the details of GST registration fees:
| Type of Applicant | Registration Fee on Government Portal | Additional Requirement |
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| Most Regular Businesses | ₹0 (No Fees) | None |
| Casual Taxable Persons | ₹0 (Registration) + ₹500–₹10,000 (Deposit) | Security deposit based on business type and state regulations |
| Non-Resident Taxable Persons | ₹0 (Registration) + ₹500–₹10,000 (Deposit) | Security deposit mandatory for temporary or foreign business setups |
What Is Form GST REG-01?
Form GST REG-01 is the application form used to obtain Goods and Services Tax (GST) registration. Any person or business required to register under GST must submit this form.
The form is filed by taxpayers who are registering under GST for the first time in order to become eligible to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) on eligible stock held prior to registration. Submission of Form GST REG-01 is mandatory to avail such ITC.
As per Rule 8(1), this form is used for applications for registration, except in the following cases:
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Non-resident taxable persons
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Persons required to deduct tax at source under Section 51
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Persons required to collect tax at source under Section 52
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Persons supplying online information and database access or retrieval (OIDAR) services
GSTIN and Its Significance
A GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a 15-digit unique identification number assigned to every taxpayer registered under the GST regime in India. It is issued to dealers, suppliers, and other business entities and serves as a key identifier within the GST system.
The GSTIN enhances transparency in tax administration, enables efficient collection and tracking of GST-related data from vendors, and helps prevent tax evasion. For small and medium enterprises, having a GSTIN offers several advantages. It allows businesses to access various government assistance and relief schemes, claim input tax credit (ITC) on eligible purchases, and improve their credibility with suppliers, customers, and financial institutions.
A GSTIN is issued after the successful submission and approval of an application through the online GST registration portal. It plays a vital role in multiple business activities, including applying for loans, claiming refunds, simplifying verification processes, making corrections to registration details, and accurately identifying a taxpayer under the GST framework.
Understanding Your GST Identification Number
A GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a unique 15-digit alphanumeric code issued to businesses registered under the GST system in India. Below is an example of a GSTIN to help illustrate its structure.
Structure of a GSTIN
First Two Digits (State Code):
22 — Represents the state or union territory in which the business is registered.Next Ten Characters (PAN):
ABCDE1234F — The Permanent Account Number (PAN) of the business or taxpayer.Next One Digit (Entity Code):
1 — Indicates the registration number of the entity under the same PAN. A single PAN can have multiple GST registrations.Next One Character (Default Letter):
Z — Reserved for future use and currently remains constant.Last One Digit (Check Code):
5 — A checksum digit used to detect errors and ensure the validity of the GSTIN.
How to Apply for a GST Number
To apply for a GST number, you must complete the free online registration process on the official GST portal. The application requires your PAN, Aadhaar, proof of business address, bank account details, and identification details of promoters or partners.
GST registration is mandatory for:
Businesses with an annual turnover exceeding ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services
Businesses operating in special category states, where lower threshold limits apply
Businesses engaged in inter-state supply, e-commerce activities, or transactions under the reverse charge mechanism, regardless of turnover
GST Registration Process
The GST registration process involves the following steps:
Log in to the GST portal
Generate a Temporary Reference Number (TRN)
Enter business details, promoter information, and authorised signatory details
Upload the required supporting documents
Complete Aadhaar authentication
Submit the application using Electronic Verification Code (EVC) or Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
After verification (usually within 2 to 6 working days), receive your Application Reference Number (ARN) and 15-digit GSTIN
Download your GST registration certificate from the portal
GST Compliance Rating
The GST compliance rating is a score assigned by the government to a business based on its adherence to GST regulations. The rating is determined by factors such as timely filing of monthly and annual returns, accurate reporting of input tax credit (ITC) claimed, and prompt payment of taxes.
This compliance rating helps customers, vendors, and other businesses assess how reliably a firm complies with tax laws. Businesses with a high GST compliance rating benefit from faster processing of input tax credit claims and refund applications. GST authorities tend to prioritise ITC claims and refund requests from highly compliant taxpayers, ensuring quicker disbursement of credits and funds.
GST Certificate
A GST certificate is an official document issued to businesses registered under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. It serves as proof of GST registration and contains important details such as the GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number), legal name, trade name (if applicable), type of registration, principal place of business, and any additional places of business.
The GST certificate ensures compliance with GST laws, allowing businesses to operate legally while enhancing their credibility in the marketplace. It is mandatory for businesses that exceed the prescribed turnover threshold or are engaged in inter-state supply of goods or services.
Importance of a GST Certificate
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Provides legal authority to collect GST
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Enables businesses to claim input tax credit (ITC)
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Enhances trust and professional credibility
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Required for participating in government tenders and contracts
Penalties for Non-Compliance
Although there are no fees for GST registration, non-compliance with GST regulations can attract substantial penalties. Some of the key consequences of non-compliance include:
Late filing of GST returns results in applicable late fees and penalties
Interest is charged on outstanding tax amounts if GST liabilities are not paid within the prescribed time
Continued non-compliance may lead to suspension or cancellation of GST registration
In cases of tax evasion, non-payment, or short payment of tax, a penalty of 10% of the tax due is levied, subject to a minimum penalty of ₹10,000
The maximum penalty for GST violations can be up to 10% of the total tax amount due. In addition, penalties may apply for each instance of non-compliance. Taxpayers are also required to pay interest on any overdue taxes.
Consequences of Not Registering for GST Online
Failure to register for GST when required can lead to serious penalties under the Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017. The law imposes penalties even if the registration is completed after the due date. The key consequences include:
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Any taxable person who fails to obtain GST registration despite being legally required to do so is liable to a penalty of ₹10,000 or the amount of tax evaded or short-paid, whichever is higher, as prescribed under Section 122 of the CGST Act.
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In certain cases, the penalty for non-registration can extend up to ₹2 lakh, depending on the nature and severity of the violation.
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Individuals or businesses that operate without GST registration are subject to penalties from the date they were liable to register, regardless of whether they later apply for registration.
Advantages for Businesses with GST Registration
Online GST registration offers several benefits to businesses by ensuring legal compliance and enhancing operational efficiency:
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Registered businesses can claim Input Tax Credit (ITC), which helps reduce overall tax liability, and enjoy seamless inter-state transactions under the unified GST framework.
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The online return filing and tax payment system saves time, minimizes paperwork, and allows small businesses to remain exempt from GST until their turnover crosses the prescribed threshold limits.
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GST registration improves business credibility, enables access to a wider national market, and provides a competitive advantage.
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It streamlines the supply chain, offers legal protection, simplifies refund procedures, and promotes a transparent and business-friendly tax environment in India.
Common Mistakes to Avoid While Registering for GST Online
Avoiding common errors during GST registration and compliance can help businesses prevent penalties and ensure smooth operations. Below are some key mistakes to watch out for:
Incorrect or Incomplete Documentation
One of the most common mistakes is improper record-keeping. Businesses must maintain accurate and well-organised records of invoices, bills of supply, and purchase documents to ensure correct GST filing.
Errors in Invoice Details
Incorrect information on invoices—such as an invalid GSTIN, wrong invoice number, or inaccurate tax calculation—can lead to compliance issues and penalties.
Mismatch Between GSTR-2A and GSTR-3B
Failure to reconcile purchase data reflected in GSTR-2A with the details reported in GSTR-3B can result in discrepancies and non-compliance.
Unverified GSTIN of Suppliers
It is essential to verify the GSTIN of suppliers through the GST portal. Using incorrect or fake GSTINs may lead to denial of input tax credit (ITC).
Missing GST Return Deadlines
Delayed filing of GST returns attracts late fees and interest. Staying aware of due dates and filing returns on time is crucial for compliance.
Poor Understanding of the GST Composition Scheme
A lack of clarity regarding the eligibility criteria and conditions of the GST Composition Scheme can result in incorrect filings and penalties.
Ignoring GST Notices and Compliance Requirements
Neglecting GST notices or failing to respond to compliance requirements can lead to legal action and significant penalties. Timely response is essential to avoid complications.
Different Categories That Require GST Registration – Register for GST Online
Certain categories of businesses and service providers are required to register under GST as per applicable regulations. The following sectors may require GST registration, depending on the nature of activities and turnover thresholds:
Education and Learning
Health and Wellness
Electricity, Water, and Local Services
Money and Taxes
Employment and Jobs
Justice, Law, and Grievance Redressal
Travel and Tourism
Business and Self-Employed Services
Births, Deaths, Marriages, and Childcare Services
Pension and Social Benefits
Transport and Infrastructure
Citizenship, Visas, and Passports
Agriculture, Rural Development, and Environment
Science, Information Technology, and Communications
Youth Affairs, Sports, and Culture
Essential Government Services During a Pandemic
Art and Culture
Communication Services
Defence
Home Affairs and Enforcement
GST Registration: Latest Updates
As of 3 December 2025
Consumption growth rose to 15% during September–October 2025, while the textile sector slowed to 8%, and two-wheeler demand eased to 18%.
The decline in the textile sector is attributed to weaker exports, while consumers shifted from two-wheelers to more affordable small cars.
Overall GST revenue showed an increase; however, domestic GST revenue declined by 2.3%, even as IGST collections on imports grew by 10.2%.
GST collections remained resilient nationwide, although most states reported declines. Jharkhand recorded a 30% drop, while Haryana, Assam, Kerala, and Maharashtra registered growth.
Key Regulatory and Portal Updates
26 September 2025: Invoice-wise reporting in GSTR-7 became mandatory starting from the September 2025 tax period.
25 September 2025: Filing of GST returns for the September 2022 tax period will be restricted after completion of three years, effective October 2025.
23 September 2025: GSTN announced new Invoice Management System (IMS) changes effective October 2025, providing clarity on pending documents and ITC reversals.
17 September 2025: CBIC issued notifications implementing recommendations from the 56th GST Council Meeting.
3 September 2025: The 56th GST Council approved a new two-tier GST rate structure of 5% and 18%, eliminating the 12% and 28% tax slabs.
30 October 2025: GSTN introduced a new IMS section displaying Bills of Entry for all imports, enabling taxpayer action from the October 2025 period onward.
29 October 2025: GSTN announced that pending GST returns older than three years will be blocked for filing starting 1 December 2025.
14 October 2025: GSTR-9 (Annual Return) filing for FY 2024–25 was enabled on the GST portal.
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FilingIndia is a modern GST registration service provider in India, offering fast, accurate, and fully online GST registration supported by experienced tax professionals. We simplify the GST registration process through expert assistance and a secure digital platform, making compliance easy for businesses across the country.
Reliable Online GST Registration Services in India
FilingIndia provides dependable online GST registration services designed to meet the latest GST laws and portal requirements. Our structured approach ensures accuracy, transparency, and a smooth registration experience for every client.
We Manage Your GST Registration End to End
From document verification to GSTIN issuance, FilingIndia takes complete responsibility for your GST registration. Our team minimises errors, avoids delays, and handles follow-ups so you don’t have to.
Professional and Cost-Effective GST Registration Support
We offer expert GST registration assistance at affordable and transparent pricing. If you are looking for a budget-friendly GST registration service without compromising on quality or compliance, FilingIndia delivers excellent value.
Expert-Led, End-to-End GST Registration
Our end-to-end GST registration services include eligibility assessment, application filing, ARN tracking, and coordination with the GST department. All steps are handled by qualified professionals to ensure approval and compliance.
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With priority processing and expert review, FilingIndia helps you obtain GST registration in as little as 1 day*, subject to document readiness and government processing timelines.
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