Overview
GST registration gives your business a GSTIN, lets you collect and remit GST, and lets you claim input tax credit on your purchases. It is mandatory once you cross the turnover threshold for your category, and earlier in cases such as inter-state supply or selling through e-commerce marketplaces.
CapEasy first checks whether and when you actually need to register, then handles the application and any departmental verification so your certificate comes through cleanly — and we tell you plainly if registration is not yet required.
Who it’s for
- Businesses approaching or above the GST turnover threshold
- E-commerce sellers and anyone making inter-state taxable supplies
- Service providers and startups that want to claim input tax credit
Eligibility & requirements
- A registered business or proprietor with PAN
- Proof of the principal place of business
- A bank account in the business or proprietor’s name
How CapEasy handles it
- Assess whether registration is mandatory or beneficial for your situation
- Collect and validate your documents and business details
- File the GST REG-01 application and respond to any clarification (REG-03) notices
- Track approval and hand over the GSTIN and certificate
- Brief you on return-filing obligations so you stay compliant from day one
Documents you’ll typically need
- PAN and Aadhaar of the proprietor, partners or directors
- Business address proof (utility bill, rent agreement or no-objection certificate)
- Bank details (a cancelled cheque or bank statement) and a photograph of the authorised signatory
CapEasy is a private consultancy and is not affiliated with any government authority. We help you assess eligibility and prepare and file your application; eligibility and approval depend on your specifics and the relevant department’s discretion.