GST Registration Eligibility Checker
Statutory Rule CheckerDetermine if your business is legally required to obtain a GSTIN under Sections 22 and 24 of the CGST Act 2017.
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Simple steps to calculate and verify
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Select Business Location Choose your state or Union Territory to account for normal vs special category state thresholds.
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Select Business Nature Specify whether you supply Goods, Services, or a combination of both.
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Input Aggregate Annual Turnover Enter total sales across all branches in India under the same PAN, including taxable, exempt, and export turnover.
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Answer Mandatory Registration Questions Check if you conduct inter-state sales, e-commerce selling, or receive reverse charge supplies.
Pro Tips & Statutory Advice
Practical business & compliance advice
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Aggregate Turnover Definition Turnover includes all taxable supplies, exempt supplies, exports, and inter-state branch transfers across all locations under one PAN.
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Goods vs Services Thresholds The normal threshold for goods is ₹40 Lakh (₹20 Lakh in special category states). For service providers, the threshold is ₹20 Lakh (₹10 Lakh in special states).
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Mandatory Triggers Under Section 24 Making inter-state taxable supplies of goods or selling on e-commerce platforms requires mandatory GST registration irrespective of turnover.
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Voluntary Registration Benefits Even if below turnover limits, voluntary registration lets you claim Input Tax Credit on laptops, machinery, and office supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Official rules governing GST registration thresholds in India.
What is the GST registration threshold for service providers?
For businesses supplying services (software, consulting, marketing, freelancing), the mandatory registration threshold is ₹20 Lakhs in normal states and ₹10 Lakhs in Special Category States. The ₹40 Lakh threshold applies strictly to exclusive suppliers of goods.
Can I sell inter-state without GST registration?
Under Notification No. 10/2017-Integrated Tax, service providers whose aggregate turnover does not exceed ₹20 Lakhs (₹10 Lakhs in special states) are exempted from mandatory registration even if they provide inter-state services. However, suppliers of goods making inter-state taxable supplies must mandatorily register under Section 24(i).
Is voluntary GST registration allowed if turnover is below the limit?
Yes. Any business or freelancer can voluntarily obtain GST registration under Section 25(3). Benefits include claiming Input Tax Credit (ITC) on computers, office rent, and business purchases, issuing valid B2B tax invoices, and qualifying for government tenders.