GST Registration for E-Commerce Seller

GST Registration for E-Commerce Seller

GST has a significant influence on Indian e-commerce. With more and more trade online, the government has created additional laws and regulations that e-commerce businesses must follow under GST.

Regardless of the value of the supply, all members who make supplies through e-commerce websites are required to get GST registration. Regardless of who owns the websites and the commodities delivered, the firm should register for GST.

Should The Sellers Acquire GST Registration for Using E-Commerce Platforms?

Yes, anybody making a supply through e-commerce operators must get GST registration regardless of sales volume. As a result, anyone planning to sell on Flipkart, Amazon, or Snap deal must acquire GST registration. If you want to sell items online without paying GST, the goods must be exempt. If you sell GST-registered items, you must get a GST number to sell online. You must acquire a GSTIN even if your yearly sales are less than Rs. 20 lakh. Before registering, merchants must confirm that they accept the sites that do not operate an e-commerce business. As a result, no rule applies to the seller.

 

For the GST registration process online, you can refer to our previous article on GST registration online.

 


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