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Multiple registeration

VIGNESH

sir. A dealer already Registered under normal scheme wants to take over a bakery which is under composition scheme, can he apply for a new RC? can he have two GST numbers within same state? (one regular & one composition)

Dealer Can't Mix GST Schemes: Choose Regular or Composition for All Registrations Under Same PAN. A dealer registered under the normal GST scheme inquires about acquiring a bakery operating under the composition scheme and whether he can have two GST numbers within the same state. Respondents clarify that under the same PAN, a business must choose either the regular or composition scheme for all its registrations, as turnover across all businesses is considered for the composition scheme's threshold. It is not permissible to have a combination of both schemes under the same PAN. Multiple registrations are possible, but they must adhere to the chosen scheme based on aggregate turnover. (AI Summary)
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