GST Registration In Madhya Pradesh

To register for GST in India, businesses must meet certain turnover thresholds. For the supply of goods, the threshold is set at an aggregate turnover of over ₹40 lakhs, while for states classified as special category, this limit is reduced to ₹20 lakhs. When it comes to services, the registration thresholds are ₹20 lakhs and ₹10 lakhs for special category states.

Furthermore, several specific entities are required to obtain GST registration regardless of their turnover:

• Businesses that were previously registered under older tax regimes, such as Excise, VAT, and Service Tax, must transition to GST registration.
• Suppliers of goods involved in inter-state trade must register to comply with GST regulations.
• Casual taxable persons, who engage in occasional supply of goods or services, are also required to register.
• Taxpayers who fall under the reverse charge mechanism, where the recipient of goods or services bears the tax liability, must obtain GST registration.
• Input service distributors and their agents, who distribute credits of input services, need to register as well.
• E-commerce operators and aggregators conducting business must be registered to ensure compliance under the GST framework.
• Non-resident taxable persons, who supply services or goods in India, are obliged to register.
• Agents representing suppliers, who facilitate the sale of goods or services, also need to register for GST.
• Individuals supplying goods or services through e-commerce aggregators must complete the registration process.
• Entities that provide online information or database access and retrieval services to customers in India (excluding those registered as taxable persons) are required to register under GST.