GST Registration
Under the Goods and Services Tax (GST), businesses that exceed the turnover threshold of Rs. 40 lakh or Rs. 20 lakh or Rs. 10 lakh, depending on the case, must register as a normal taxable person.
What is GST?
On February 28th, 2006, India laid the foundation for a complete reform of its indirect tax system. This reform was finally implemented on July 1st, 2017 as the Goods and Services Tax Act, bringing about a significant change in the indirect taxation system. With this tax reform, GST replaced multiple indirect taxes that were previously levied on different goods and services. The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is the regulatory body governing all changes and amendments regarding this tax.
Why GST for Small Business is Crucial?
As businesses embrace digital technology, it’s becoming more and more important to have a simple and unified taxation system. By simplifying taxes, we can make it easier for foreign investors to get involved, and encourage more investment through online channels. This could really help small businesses in remote areas to grow and compete better. Let’s take a closer look at how GST can benefit small companies and startups in India!
What purpose does a GST certificate have?
A GST certificate is really important in India. It shows that a business is following the GST rules and is registered. The certificate has the GST registration number, registration date, and the business’s contact details.
All businesses registered under GST need this certificate. It’s given by the central or state government and is valid for a year. Businesses use it to get benefits like input tax credit and tax exemption.
The main point of the certificate is to prove that a business is following the GST laws.
If a business doesn’t have a GST certificate, they can’t buy things from GST-registered businesses without paying full taxes. They also can’t claim input tax credit.
Which entities must obtain a GST certificate?
If your business is registered under GST, it’s important to get a GST certificate. This certificate allows you to buy goods and services from other GST-registered companies and handle taxes on your sales. It’s a great way to lessen your tax burden and boost your profits by claiming input tax credit on the taxes you pay for your purchases.
The certificate is required for various types of businesses in India, such as manufacturers, service providers, traders, and e-commerce players. Whether you’re making taxable supplies or taking advantage of the composition scheme, this certificate is essential. Even if you’re making exempt supplies, having the certificate lets you benefit from the exemptions offered by the Government.
In summary, if you’re a business registered under GST in India, getting a GST certificate is a must. It’s your ticket to claiming input tax credit and purchasing goods and services from other GST-registered businesses. You can obtain this certificate from The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) after your application is approved.
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