GST registration thresholds determine registration obligation and input tax credit eligibility, including compounding, interstate and reverse-charge cases. Registration under the proposed GST framework is driven by specified turnover thresholds and by the nature of supplies. Crossing the threshold or ... Summary
GST registration thresholds determine registration obligation and input tax credit eligibility, including compounding, interstate and reverse-charge cases.
Registration under the proposed GST framework is driven by specified turnover thresholds and by the nature of supplies. Crossing the threshold or commencing a new taxable activity requires applying for registration within 30 days, with the effective date being the date of application; timely application preserves ITC from the application date while delayed application may preclude ITC for pre-registration purchases. A higher compounding turnover threshold permits eligible persons to opt into a scheme paying tax on turnover without entering the credit chain; inter-state suppliers and reverse-charge taxpayers must register irrespective of turnover.
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