GST, or Goods & Services Tax, is a mandatory registration for businesses in India with an annual turnover exceeding Rs. 40 lakhs (Rs. 20 lakhs for services). It’s also compulsory for interstate trade, e-commerce businesses, or sellers on platforms like Amazon and Flipkart. Read Less

If your business turnover crosses the GST threshold (Rs. 40 lakhs or Rs. 20 lakhs for services), you need GST registration. It’s also mandatory for interstate supply, e-commerce sellers, or those seeking GST compliance for B2B dealings, regardless of turnover. Read Less

The GST online registration process typically takes 10-12 working days after submitting your application on the GST portal, depending on government processing timelines. Read Less

You’ll need business documents like Certificate of Incorporation (COI), MOA & AOA, or LLP Deed, along with PAN, address proof (e.g., rent agreement, utility bill), and bank details (e.g., canceled cheque or statement). Additionally, PAN, Aadhaar, and photographs of promoters/partners/directors are required based on your business type. Read Less

Yes, for service-based businesses, you can use a residential address or opt for a virtual office for GST online registration, provided you submit valid address proof and utility bills. Read Less

Yes, if your business operates in multiple states, you need a separate GST registration for each state. Even if you’re registered in one state, starting operations in another state mandates GST registration, regardless of turnover limits. Read Less

At One-Startup, our professional fees for GST online registration are one of the lowest in the market making it affordable for startups and small businesses, check our pricing section for details. Read Less

Yes, voluntary GST registration is permitted and trending among businesses wanting to claim input tax credit (ITC) or collaborate with GST-registered clients in India. Read Less

GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a unique 15-digit identifier issued after successful GST registration. It’s essential for GST compliance and tax filings. Read Less

You can apply via the GST portal yourself, but hiring a professional ensures error-free GST documentation, quicker approval, and avoids rejections—a popular choice in 2025. Read Less

No, a DSC isn’t compulsory for GST online registration but is recommended for companies and LLPs to streamline the process. Read Less

If rejected, you’ll receive a notice on the GST portal with reasons. You can correct errors and reapply or consult a GST expert for seamless resolution, for which we are here, we will handle all this. Read Less

Yes, you can run your business, but you cannot collect GST from customers or claim input tax credit until your GSTIN is issued. Read Less

GST registration is a one-time process and remains valid unless canceled or suspended. However, ongoing GST compliance, like filing returns, is mandatory. Read Less

You can check your GST application status on the GST portal using the Application Reference Number (ARN) provided after submission. Read Less

Yes, you can modify details like business address, contact information, or additional places of business by filing an amendment request on the GST portal. Read Less

Failing to register can lead to hefty penalties, backdated tax liabilities, and legal action from the GST department—making compliance critical. Read Less

You can apply for GST cancellation via the GST portal after clearing all tax dues—a straightforward process for closed businesses. Read Less

GST registration enables small businesses to claim input tax credit, expand into interstate markets, and build trust with GST-compliant clients—key advantages in 2025. Read Less

Yes, e-commerce GST registration is compulsory for online sellers on platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, or Meesho, irrespective of turnover, as per India’s GST laws. Read Less