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GST Registration
Eligibility Checker

Not sure if your business needs GST registration? Answer 4 quick questions — get an instant yes/no with the exact reason, applicable threshold, and clear next steps.

✅ Turnover-based check ✅ Inter-state supply check ✅ E-commerce seller check 🔒 100% Free
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✔ GST Eligibility Checker
4 questions · 30 seconds · Instant verdict
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📋 Question 1 of 4
What type of business do you run?
This determines your applicable GST turnover threshold — goods businesses have a higher threshold than service businesses.
📋 Question 2 of 4
Where is your business registered / located?
Businesses in North-East special category states have a lower GST turnover threshold (₹10 lakh) compared to other states (₹20–40 lakh).
📋 Question 3 of 4
What is your estimated annual turnover?
Enter your current or expected annual revenue. If you just started, enter your projected annual revenue.
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📋 Question 4 of 4
Do you supply goods or services to customers in other states?
Any inter-state supply (selling to someone in a different state) makes GST registration mandatory — regardless of your turnover.

GST Registration Thresholds — 2025 Update

The GST Council has set different turnover thresholds for mandatory registration based on business type and state location:

For Goods Businesses

Annual turnover exceeding ₹40 lakh in most states requires mandatory GST registration. For special category states (NE states + Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, J&K), the threshold is ₹20 lakh.

For Service Businesses

Annual turnover exceeding ₹20 lakh requires mandatory GST registration. For special category states, the threshold is ₹10 lakh.

Mandatory Cases — Regardless of Turnover

Certain businesses must register regardless of how small their turnover is: E-commerce sellers (on any platform), inter-state suppliers, exporters, businesses under reverse charge mechanism, and casual taxable persons.

Voluntary Registration: Even if your turnover is below the threshold, you can voluntarily register for GST. This helps you claim Input Tax Credit (ITC), appear more professional to large clients, and bid for government tenders.

What Happens If You Don't Register When Mandatory?

Operating without GST registration when it's mandatory is a serious compliance violation with steep penalties:

Penalty for not registering: 10% of the tax due (minimum ₹10,000) OR 100% of the tax due in case of deliberate evasion — whichever is higher. All unregistered sales are also liable to tax plus interest at 18% per annum.

Beyond penalties, you'll lose the ability to issue valid GST invoices, claim Input Tax Credit, and supply to GST-registered businesses (who need your GSTIN for their ITC claims). This effectively shuts you out of B2B supply chains.

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