New GST Registration requirement

• Turnover basis – GST registration is required if your business sales or turnover exceeds 40 lakh rupees in a year. For some states in the North East, along with J&K, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, the limit is only 10 lakh Rupees annually.
• Turnover basis – GST registration is required if your business sales or turnover exceeds 40 lakh rupees in a year. For some states in the North East, along with J&K, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, the limit is only 10 lakh Rupees annually.
• Event or Exhibition – In the GST Act, it’s called the casual taxpayer. If they don’t have any permanent place of business, they can apply for the casual taxpayer under the GST Registration. It’s valid for a maximum of 90 days (3 months).

• Non-Resident Indian (NRI) – If you are a non-resident person of India or are handling the business of NRI in India, you must apply for GST Registration Online.
• The agent of suppliers or input tax distributor – if you are an input tax service distributor, you must apply for GST Registration to carry forward the benefit of an input tax credit under GST Law.
• Reverse Charge Mechanism – Under GST Law, there is the term reverse charge mechanism, so if you fall under that category, it requires GST registration.
• E-commerce Sellers – if you are an E-commerce Seller of a leading aggregator portal like Flipkart or Amazon, then yes, you need GST Registration.
• E-Commerce Aggregator Portal – if you are thinking of starting your own E-commerce business, then you need GST Registration for the same.
• Outside India Online Portal – if you are software as a service company providing information & database access from outside India to Indian visitors, you must register under the GST.