Category of GST Registration, Eligibility & Applicability

Category of GST Registration & Applicability

Nature of GST Registration

Purpose of Registration

Documents to be Uploaded

Normal taxpayer registration (including  composition dealer, Government departments and ISD registrations)

For undertaking a taxable supply of goods / or services

v  PAN card of Company (only in case of company)

v  Certificate of incorporation given by Ministry of Corporate Affairs / Proof of constitution of business

v  Memorandum of Association / Articles of Association (only in case of company)

v  PAN card and Aadhar card of authorized signatory. Authorised signatory must be an Indian even in case of foreign companies / branch registration

v  PAN card and address proof of all directors of the Company (partners in case of firm)

v  Photograph of all directors and authorised signatory (in JPG format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  Board resolution appointing authorised signatory / Any other proof of appointment of authorised signatory (in JPEG format / PDF format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  Bank account details

v  Address proof of principal place of business

GST practitioner

For enrolling as GST practitioner

v  Photo of the applicant  (in JPG format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  Address proof of professional address

v  Proof of qualifying degree (Degree certificate)

v  Pension certificate (only in case of retired Government officials)

TDS registration

For deducting tax at source

v  Photo of drawing and disbursing officer (in JPG format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  PAN and TAN number of the person being registered

v  Photo of authorised signatory (in JPG format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  Proof of appointment of authorised signatory

v  Address proof of tax deductor

TCS registration

For collecting tax at source

(E-commerce operators)

v  PAN number of the person being registered

v  Photo of authorised signatory (in JPG format, maximum size – 100 KB)

v  Proof of appointment of authorised signatory

v  Address proof of tax collector

A non-resident OIDAR service provider

For online service  providers not having any place of business in India

           v  Photo of authorised signatory (inJPG        format, maximum size – 100 KB)

           v  Proof of appointment of authorised            signatory

           v  Bank account in India

           v  Proof of non-resident  online service          provider (eg: Clearance certificate              issued by Government of India,                    License issued by original country or          certificate of incorporation issued by          India or any other foreign company)

Non-resident taxable person (NRTP)

For non-residents occasionally undertaking taxable supply of goods / or services in India  

v  Photo and Proof for the appointment of an Indian authorised signatory

v  In case of individuals, scanned copy of the passport of NRTP with VISA details. In case of business entity incorporated outside India, unique number on the basis of which the Country is identified by the Government of that country  

v  Bank account in India

v  Address proof

Casual taxable person

For non-registered domestic persons occasionally undertaking taxable supply of goods / or services in India

v  Photo and Proof for the appointment of an Indian authorised signatory

v  Proof of constitution of business

v  Bank account in India

v  Address proof

UN bodies/embassy

For obtaining Unique Identification Number to claim the refund of taxes paid on goods/services

v  Photo of authorised signatory

v  Proof of appointment of authorised signatory

v  Bank account in India





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