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Registration liability under GST requires suppliers to register when aggregate turnover exceeds prescribed thresholds, with special-state and transfer rules. Suppliers making taxable supplies in the State must register 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 are required to register from the appointed day. Transfers of a registered business as a going concern compel the transferee or successor to register from the date of transfer, and transfers by sanctioned amalgamation or de-merger trigger registration from the date the Registrar of Companies issues a certificate of incorporation. Aggregate turnover includes supplies on own account or on behalf of principals, and job worker supplies after completion of work are treated as supplies by the principal.
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<h1>Registration liability under GST requires suppliers to register when aggregate turnover exceeds prescribed thresholds, with special-state and transfer rules.</h1> Suppliers making taxable supplies in the State must register 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 are required to register from the appointed day. Transfers of a registered business as a going concern compel the transferee or successor to register from the date of transfer, and transfers by sanctioned amalgamation or de-merger trigger registration from the date the Registrar of Companies issues a certificate of incorporation. Aggregate turnover includes supplies on own account or on behalf of principals, and job worker supplies after completion of work are treated as supplies by the principal.