GST is India's single indirect tax; registration gives you a GSTIN and lets you charge tax and claim input credits.
Who needs this
- Suppliers of goods with turnover above ₹40 lakh, or services above ₹20 lakh, in Karnataka.
- Regardless of turnover: anyone making inter-state supply of goods, non-resident taxable persons, casual taxable persons, and businesses that want to claim input credit or export under LUT.
What we do
- Determine whether registration is mandatory, advisable or premature; identify the correct place(s) of business.
- File the application, respond to officer queries, and attend physical verification where required.
- Obtain the LUT for exporters, and advise on the composition scheme where it fits.
What you receive
- GST registration certificate (GSTIN); LUT acknowledgement; a note on invoicing and return obligations.
Documents you'll need
- PAN and incorporation certificate; MOA/AOA or partnership deed
- Board resolution / authorisation letter for the signatory; signatory's PAN, Aadhaar, photograph
- Principal place of business proof (rent agreement, utility bill, owner NOC); photo of premises with signboard
- Bank account proof (cancelled cheque or statement)
- Directors'/partners' PAN, Aadhaar (passport for foreigners), photographs
Typical timeline
Typically 7–15 working days; longer if physical verification is ordered. Indicative. Government processing times vary.
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Questions we are asked most
Who needs GST registration?
Suppliers of goods with turnover above ₹40 lakh, or services above ₹20 lakh, in Karnataka. Regardless of turnover: anyone making inter-state supply of goods, non-resident taxable persons, casual taxable persons, and businesses that want to claim input credit or export under LUT.
How long does GST registration take?
Typically 7–15 working days; longer if physical verification is ordered. Government processing times vary.
What documents do you need for GST registration?
PAN and incorporation certificate; MOA/AOA or partnership deed. Board resolution / authorisation letter for the signatory; signatory's PAN, Aadhaar, photograph. Principal place of business proof (rent agreement, utility bill, owner NOC); photo of premises with signboard. Bank account proof (cancelled cheque or statement).
Last updated: September 21, 2026.