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We take over your accounting, GST & TDS filings for your fledgling business
Rs. 4,750/m
If billed quarterly
Rs. 5,000/m if billed monthly
Upto 100 entries/m
Grow
We undertake accounting, basic filings and provide regular snapshots of your finance
Rs. 14,250/m
If billed quarterly
Rs. 15,000/m if billed monthly
Upto 1000 entries/m
Lead
Accounting, compliance, financial reporting and complete guidance on your numbers
Rs. 28,500/m
If billed quarterly
Rs. 30,000/m if billed monthly
Upto 2000 entries/m
Enterprise
Your scope of work is large enough to require more customized solutions
More than 2000 entries/m
In the GST Regime, businesses whose turnover is more than Rs. 20 lakhs (Rs 10 lakhs for North East and hill states) are required to register as a normal taxable person.
Registration under GST is mandatory for certain businesses. If the organisation is liable to register under the GST and carries on business without registering under GST, it will be considered as an offence under GST and heavy penalties will be levied.
GST registration will usually take 2-6 working days.
Under the GST regime, the tax is payable by the registered taxable person on the supply of goods and services.
Here we have mentioned who needs to get registered under GST mandatorily.
*Casual taxable person means the person whose place of business is not fixed and undertakes transactions occasionally involving the supply of goods or services or both.
*Non-Resident Taxable Person means the person whose place of business is not fixed or is not the resident of India and undertakes transactions occasionally involving the supply of goods or services or both.
If you are not liable to get a GST number, there are still many benefits of getting one. These are:
The person is required to get himself registered under GST within 30 days from the date when turnover exceeds Rs.20 Lakhs or Rs. 10 Lakhs(for north east & hill states).
For example: BBC Ltd. is engaged in supplying taxable services in New Delhi. The turnover of BBC Ltd exceeds on 1st October, now BBC Ltd. is requiredto get registered by 1st November in the state of New Delhi.
Registration has to be taken in the state or union territory from where the registered supplier makes a taxable supply of goods & services. Registration is not required in that state where taxable supply is made. Where in case supplies of goods or services are made from different states, a separate registration will be required but there should be a fixed establishment in that other state from where the goods or services are supplied.
The penalty of 10% of the taxable amount due, subject to a minimum of Rs.10,000 shall be levied on the person not paying tax or making short payments.
The penalty will be 100% of the tax amount due when the offender has intentionally evaded taxes.
Not registering under GST is an offence under Section 122. The GST Act has listed down 21 offences in section 122.
Normal Taxpayer
A normal taxpayer is a person or business who runs a business in India and has annual turnover of over INR 1.5 crores (INR 75 lakhs and over for businesses operating in the Northeast states and Himachal Pradesh). This is the most common type of GST registration with a requirement to file returns on an applicable basis.
Casual Taxable Person
A casual taxable person takes a temporary GST registration which is applicable for 3 months. When taking a temporary GST registration the registering entity/ person pays the GST liability upfront.
Composition Taxpayer
When an entity/ person registers under the composition scheme these become Composition Taxpayer. Any taxpayer whose turnover is less that 1.5 crores can opt for this scheme and pay GST at a fixed rate of turnover. However, composition cannot avail the benefits of input tax credit.
Non Resident Taxable Person
Any foreign person/ entity supplying goods or services or both in India becomes taxable irrespective of turnover or other criteria.
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of identity of the Individual |
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| 2.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 3.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 4.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of the Stakeholder |
|
| 2.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 3.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
In the GST Regime, businesses whose turnover is more than Rs. 20 lakhs (Rs 10 lakhs for North East and hill states) are required to register as a normal taxable person.
Registration under GST is mandatory for certain businesses. If the organisation is liable to register under the GST and carries on business without registering under GST, it will be considered as an offence under GST and heavy penalties will be levied.
GST registration will usually take 2-6 working days.
Under the GST regime, the tax is payable by the registered taxable person on the supply of goods and services.
Here we have mentioned who needs to get registered under GST mandatorily.
*Casual taxable person means the person whose place of business is not fixed and undertakes transactions occasionally involving the supply of goods or services or both.
*Non-Resident Taxable Person means the person whose place of business is not fixed or is not the resident of India and undertakes transactions occasionally involving the supply of goods or services or both.
If you are not liable to get a GST number, there are still many benefits of getting one. These are:
The person is required to get himself registered under GST within 30 days from the date when turnover exceeds Rs.20 Lakhs or Rs. 10 Lakhs(for north east & hill states).
For example: BBC Ltd. is engaged in supplying taxable services in New Delhi. The turnover of BBC Ltd exceeds on 1st October, now BBC Ltd. is requiredto get registered by 1st November in the state of New Delhi.
Registration has to be taken in the state or union territory from where the registered supplier makes a taxable supply of goods & services. Registration is not required in that state where taxable supply is made. Where in case supplies of goods or services are made from different states, a separate registration will be required but there should be a fixed establishment in that other state from where the goods or services are supplied.
The penalty of 10% of the taxable amount due, subject to a minimum of Rs.10,000 shall be levied on the person not paying tax or making short payments.
The penalty will be 100% of the tax amount due when the offender has intentionally evaded taxes.
Not registering under GST is an offence under Section 122. The GST Act has listed down 21 offences in section 122.
Normal Taxpayer
A normal taxpayer is a person or business who runs a business in India and has annual turnover of over INR 1.5 crores (INR 75 lakhs and over for businesses operating in the Northeast states and Himachal Pradesh). This is the most common type of GST registration with a requirement to file returns on an applicable basis.
Casual Taxable Person
A casual taxable person takes a temporary GST registration which is applicable for 3 months. When taking a temporary GST registration the registering entity/ person pays the GST liability upfront.
Composition Taxpayer
When an entity/ person registers under the composition scheme these become Composition Taxpayer. Any taxpayer whose turnover is less that 1.5 crores can opt for this scheme and pay GST at a fixed rate of turnover. However, composition cannot avail the benefits of input tax credit.
Non Resident Taxable Person
Any foreign person/ entity supplying goods or services or both in India becomes taxable irrespective of turnover or other criteria.
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of identity of the Individual |
|
| 2.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 3.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 4.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of Constitution of Business (Any One) |
|
| 2.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
| 3.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 5.Photo of Authorised Signatory |
|
| Purpose | Documents Required |
| 1.Proof of the Stakeholder |
|
| 2.Proof of Principal place of Business (Any One) |
|
| 3.Proof of Details of Bank Account (Any One) |
|
| 4.Proof of Authorised Signatory |
|
