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<h1>Suppliers must register for GST when aggregate turnover exceeds thresholds (generally ?20 lakh/?10 lakh), including successors, goods-only higher ?40 lakh, per Section 22</h1> Every supplier making taxable supplies must register in the State/UT from which supplies are made if aggregate turnover in a financial year exceeds prescribed thresholds (generally ?20 lakh; ?10 lakh for listed special category States), subject to government-may-enhance provisions and higher thresholds (up to ?40 lakh) for suppliers exclusively of goods under conditions. Persons registered under prior law must register with effect from the appointed day. Transferees or successors of a going concern, and transferees on court-ordered amalgamation/demerger from the date of incorporation certificate, must register. 'Aggregate turnover' covers all supplies on own account or for principals; supplies by job workers are treated as principal's.