Who should register for GST?

Who should register for GST?
As per the Goods and Services Tax Act 2017, organizations with a turnover of INR 40 Lakh or more in a monetary year must mandatorily list for GST. In the GST regime, the turnover limit for enrolling in GST is Rs 10 lakh for Northeast and slope states. In addition, those listed below need to complete GST enrollment and obtain a remarkable 15-digit GSTIN:

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People Known as Traders of Information Administration
Section 37. Persons eligible for charge allowance
who work between the available labor and the state supply of products
Taxable people under turnaround fee
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Aggregators who manage supplies under another exchange or brand name
Persons supplying labor and products as an expert or in any other manner for the benefit of another enrolled citizen
A person or assembly of people notified by the Central or State Government in accordance with the recommendations of the GST Council
A businessman needs to be listed for GST, given that he has an annual turnover of more than INR 20 Lakhs and an annual turnover of more than INR 40 Lakhs for intra-state suppliers. In addition, intra-state services should also be listed for GST.

Records for GST Registration
Common records generally required for online GST registration include business list, PAN card, photograph, address verification of business heads and people in control, workplace verification and proof of financial balance declarations.

People can submit verification of bank details through cheque, bank expression or a note from your passbook. In this way, electricity charges, lease arrangements, possession records, local fee clarifications, etc. can be considered for address confirmation.