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Registeration Procedures

VIGNESH

Sir one of my client is participating in exhibition and putting stalls ,which is in the same state of his registered place of business. What registration formalities should he do to participate in exhibition. Kindly guide sir

GST Registration Not Required for Same-State Exhibitions; Check Section 25 for Separate Registration Conditions A client inquired about the GST registration requirements for participating in an exhibition within the same state as their registered business. Respondents advised that no new registration is needed if the exhibition is in the same state. Goods for display only can be moved under a delivery challan, while goods for display and sale may require the exhibition site to be added as an additional place of business. However, one reply suggested this addition is not necessary. If separate GST registration is pursued, specific conditions under Section 25 of the CGST Act must be met, including treating each unit as a separate business. (AI Summary)
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Rajagopalan Ranganathan on Apr 18, 2021

Sir,

Since you are participating in exhibition and putting stalls in the same state where you are registered, then you need not take any fresh registration. You can remove goods to exhibition on payment of CGST and SGST.

ABHISHEK TRIPATHI on Apr 20, 2021

Dear Sir,

Goods are only for display (No sale)

Move the goods to the exhibition place under delivery challan.

Goods are for display and sale

You may add that exhibition place as an additional place of business then move the goods there without paying CGST+SGST.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Apr 25, 2021

I agree with the views of Sri Abhishek Sir. Further, in my view inclusion of the exhibition place as an additional place of business is not required.

Anand Singh on May 3, 2021

You can participate on the basis of your existing GST registration but,

As per section 25 of CGST Act, a person shall be allowed a single GST registration in a state. However, separate GST registration may be granted to the registered taxpayer for different place of business in the same state subject to the following conditions-

• He must have more than one place of business
• He shall submit a separate registration application in respect of such place of business.
• He will not be eligible to pay GST under the composition scheme
• Every registered unit will be treated as a separate place of business and taxpayer shall pay taxes on supplies made from one unit to another unit.

Anand Singh on May 11, 2021

You can participate on the basis of your existing GST registration but,

As per section 25 of CGST Act, a person shall be allowed a single GST registration in a state. However, separate GST registration may be granted to the registered taxpayer for different place of business in the same state subject to the following conditions-

• He must have more than one place of business
• He shall submit a separate registration application in respect of such place of business.
• He will not be eligible to pay GST under the composition scheme
• Every registered unit will be treated as a separate place of business and taxpayer shall pay taxes on supplies made from one unit to another unit.

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