Compulsory GST Registration under Section 24 of CGST Act, 2017 People normally get confused about whether they need a GST registration or they can conduct business without enrollment into GST. The following are the reasons to obtain GST registration in India. GST registration for an E-commerce seller & E-commerce operator E-commerce Seller Persons who supply…
Downloading Flipkart Reports for GST Returns – GST 3B and GSTR 1 The Flipkart sellers need three different types of reports for GST Return filling. The three different types of Flipkart reports for GST returns are as follows. GSTR Return Report TDS Report Sales Report Without the help of these reports eCommerce, sellers cannot file…
What is a consent letter for GST Registration or a Non objection certificate? A consent letter is a document that authenticates that the owner of the property has allowed his premises to be used by the taxpayer for the said business. A no-objection certificate or a consent letter for GST registration is required to be…
GST Registration Online at ₹499 now all over India. Hurry up !! GST Registration Fees for Sole Proprietorship The process of registering under GST is known as GST registration. The application is made through form GST REG-01 on the common portal. The government does not charge any GST Registration Fees for Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, or…
GST Registration Online at ₹499 now all over India. Hurry up !! How to check GST Registration status on GST portal? In this article, we have discussed how to check GST registration status using ARN and SRN numbers on the GST portal and understanding the statuses reflected after tracking the number. What is ARN? ARN…
What is the Casual Taxable Person registration procedure in GST? A casual taxable person registration procedure involves filling out FORM GST REG-01 explained below. Before we move on to the procedure lets, first understand some basic terms. Who is a Casual Taxable Person or a casual dealer/trader? A casual taxable person is a person who…
Apportionment of GST credit and Blocked Credits under Section 17(5) Section 17(1) to Section 17(4) deals with when Input tax credit can be claimed, while ineligible or blocked credits under GST are dealt with under Section 17(5) of the CGST act. Apportionment of credit – Section 17 Goods and Service tax Input credit is available…
