Can we apply for more than one GST Registration in same state?
Introduction:
As we all know, GST registration for any person becomes
mandatory when the supplies exceed the basic exemption limit i.e. 40 lakhs in
case of goods and 20 lakhs in case of services. Additionally, there are a few
circumstances in which GST registration becomes mandatory. State-wise, separate
GST registration is to be obtained for all those states from where the taxable
supplies are being made. Now we all know that GST registration has
to be obtained state-wise, but another question arises in the mind of
taxpayers, Can we take more than one GST registration within the same state?
There can be many objectives behind applying for multiple GST registrations
within the same state or union territories, such as different businesses, ease
of maintenance of accounts/records, nature of business, geographical
convenience, infrastructural benefits and many others.
Can one person apply for more than one GST registration within the same state?
The answer is YES. As per Rule 11 of CGST rules-2017, Any
person having more than one business running under the same state or union
territory, if required separate registration for each place of business, shall
be granted a separate registration for each such place of business. Such a
person must fulfil the below-mentioned conditions.
The person applying for multiple registrations within the same
state or union territory must have more than one place of business.
The person applying multiple registrations shall not pay tax
under section 10 i.e. such a person will not be able to register as a
composition taxpayer for any of the registrations.
All separately registered places of business must pay tax on
the supplies made to another registered place of business and issue a tax
invoice or bill of supply, as the case may be.
Any person requiring multiple registrations within the same
state or union territory must comply with the above-mentioned conditions though
the conditions imposed are quite simple and obvious. All the registration
applications have to be made individually for each place of business, and all
the other provisions of the GST Act shall apply
to each registration. All the registration applied shall be treated as a
distinct entity in the eyes of GST law.

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