GST

GST Registration 2026: Step-by-Step Guide & New Threshold Limits

GST registration is mandatory for businesses crossing the prescribed turnover threshold. Here's your complete guide for 2026.

Who Must Register for GST?

Documents Required

DocumentFor ProprietorshipFor Company/LLP
PAN CardIndividual PANCompany/LLP PAN
Aadhaar CardRequiredOf all directors
Business Address ProofElectricity bill + Rent agreementSame
Bank StatementFirst page with IFSCCompany account
PhotographPassport sizeOf all directors

Step-by-Step Registration Process

  1. Visit gst.gov.in and click "Register Now"
  2. Fill Part A: State, district, PAN, email, and mobile number
  3. Verify OTP on email and mobile — you'll receive a TRN
  4. Log in with TRN and fill Part B: Business details, promoter details
  5. Add principal place of business with address proof
  6. Upload bank account details
  7. Choose: Regular or Composition scheme
  8. Sign with DSC or EVC/Aadhaar OTP
  9. ARN generated — registration approved within 3-7 working days

2026 Update: Aadhaar-Based Registration

Businesses opting for Aadhaar authentication now get GST registration within 24 hours if no discrepancies are found.

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Siddharth Maheshwari

About the Author

Siddharth Maheshwari

Siddharth Maheshwari is a seasoned tax and business compliance expert at Legal Idea Consultancy. With years of experience in income tax planning, GST advisory, and corporate law, he helps businesses and individuals navigate complex regulatory landscapes with clarity and confidence.

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