GST registration online,
handled by a CA

For a business that sells only goods, the limit is ₹40 lakh of aggregate turnover in a year in most states. For services, or goods and services together, it is ₹20 lakh. In special category states the limits are ₹20 lakh and ₹10 lakh. Some states kept ₹20 lakh for goods, so check your state first.

No. The GST portal does not charge any fee for a new registration. If someone tells you there is a government charge, ask for the official source. You only pay the professional fee of the person filing for you, and at CorpTick that fee is shown to you in writing before you pay anything at all.

From 1 November 2025, low-risk applicants who complete Aadhaar authentication can get registration within three working days under Rule 9A. Otherwise the officer has seven working days under Rule 9. If the officer orders a physical check of your business place, it can take up to thirty days. Complete documents keep the process quick.

Yes. Many freelancers and online sellers register using their home address as the principal place of business. You need proof of that address, such as an electricity bill, and a no-objection letter if the property is in someone else's name. If you rent, add the rent agreement. The officer may still verify the place.

Yes. Section 25(3) allows voluntary registration. It helps when your buyers want GST invoices, when you want to claim input tax credit or when you plan to sell online or across states. Remember that once registered, you must file returns on time even in months with no sales, or late fees will apply.

Rule 14A, in force from 1 November 2025, is an optional scheme for applicants whose output tax on supplies to registered businesses is up to ₹2.5 lakh a month. After Aadhaar authentication, registration is granted electronically within three working days. You can later withdraw from it through FORM GST REG-32 when your business grows beyond that limit.

Yes. Registration is state-wise, so if you have a place of business in more than one state, you need a separate GSTIN in each of them under the same PAN. Within one state, you can add extra branches or warehouses as additional places of business on the same registration instead of taking a new one.

Under Rule 8(4A), applicants go through Aadhaar authentication, usually by an OTP sent to the mobile linked with Aadhaar. In some cases the portal asks for biometric verification at a GST Suvidha Kendra. Skipping authentication leads to a physical check of the place, which makes registration slower, so we help you complete it on time.

Apply on the GST portal at gst.gov.in under Services, Registration, New Registration. Fill Part A with PAN, mobile and email to get a TRN, then Part B with business, address and bank details, complete Aadhaar authentication and submit. You receive an ARN at once and the GSTIN after approval, usually within three to seven working days.

The government charges nothing, so the only cost is the professional fee. CAs and online platforms usually charge somewhere between a few hundred and two thousand rupees, depending on the business type and the work involved. At CorpTick the fee starts at ₹999 plus GST, and the exact amount is given in writing before you pay.

Most e-commerce sellers need GST registration from the start under Section 24. The government has given limited relief to some small sellers of goods within one state and to small service providers, subject to conditions. Marketplaces also ask for a GSTIN before listing in many categories, so check with our expert before you begin selling online.

Go to the GST portal, open Services, then Registration, and choose Track Application Status. Enter the ARN you received after filing, or your TRN for a saved application. The status shows whether it is pending, under query or approved. When you register through CorpTick, we track it for you and send updates on WhatsApp.