GST registration threshold requires suppliers exceeding turnover thresholds to obtain registration, with special-state concessions and transfer rules. Suppliers making taxable supplies in the State must register under the Act when their aggregate turnover in a financial year exceeds the prescribed threshold, with a lower threshold for supplies from special category States. Existing registrants under prior law must be registered from the appointed day. Transferees or successors of a business carried on as a going concern must register from the date of transfer, and transferees on amalgamation or demerger must register from the date the Registrar of Companies issues the incorporation certificate. Explanations define aggregate turnover, treatment of job worker supplies, and special category States.
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GST registration threshold requires suppliers exceeding turnover thresholds to obtain registration, with special-state concessions and transfer rules.
Suppliers making taxable supplies in the State must register under the Act when their aggregate turnover in a financial year exceeds the prescribed threshold, with a lower threshold for supplies from special category States. Existing registrants under prior law must be registered from the appointed day. Transferees or successors of a business carried on as a going concern must register from the date of transfer, and transferees on amalgamation or demerger must register from the date the Registrar of Companies issues the incorporation certificate. Explanations define aggregate turnover, treatment of job worker supplies, and special category States.
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