The Applicant's Permanent Account Number (PAN).
GST Registration is the process of becoming a GST registered taxpayer. Once registered, a business receives a GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number). A GST return is a form that a taxpayer (each GSTIN) must file with the tax authorities. This is used to calculate a taxpayer's net tax liability. The central government assigns taxpayers a 15-digit number upon registration. Registering under GST is as important as having an identity document for any citizen of the country. Non-registration may result in harsh penalties. If a person knowingly fails to register and is caught, the penalty could be up to 100% of the tax evaded. Any taxable firm or person should register for GST. Businesses registered for GST must file monthly, quarterly, or annual returns via the Government of India's GST portal. They must report their sales and purchases of goods and services, and also their income taxes.
The following documents are required to register your business for GST purposes:
The Applicant's Permanent Account Number (PAN).
A Photocopy Of The Aadhaar Card
Certificate Of Incorporation Or Proof Of Business Registration
Promoters/Directors Must Provide Documentation Of Their Identity And Residence, As Well As A Photograph.
Statement Of Bank Account/Cancelled Check
Letter Of Authorization/Board Decision Appointing An Authorized Signatory
Digital Signature