BUSINESS PROCESSES ON GST REGISTRATION
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1 Content provided by Mr. Vineet Bhatia, Advocate BUSINESS PROCESSES ON GST REGISTRATION This report focuses on the registration process and how to grant the registration on an automated basis, with least interface with the tax authorities. The process also provides for grant of automatic registration in case of non response from tax authorities in the specified time. It would facilitate the ease of compliance. A.1 Registration of a business with the tax authorities implies obtaining a unique identification code from the concerned tax authorities so that all the operations of and data relating to the business can be agglomerated and correlated. In any tax system this is the most fundamental requirement for identification of the business for tax purposes or for having any compliance verification program. Registration under Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime will confer following advantages to the business: a. The business would be legally recognized as supplier of goods or services. b. There would be proper accounting of taxes paid on the input goods or services which can be utilized for payment of GST due on supply of goods or services or both by the business. c. The business would be able to pass on the credit of the taxes paid on the goods or services supplied to purchasers or recipients. Generally a legal person is required to take GST registration to collect GST from his customers or claim any input tax credit of GST paid by him. All legal/taxable persons will be required to take GST registration. Such persons will be able to take the credit of taxes paid on inputs / input services / capital goods and pass on the credit of GST to his customers / recipients of goods or services or both. However the Joint Committee report has not deliberated upon as to whether Input Tax Credit of opening stock would be available or not at the time of registration. A.2 REGISTRATION UNDER GST REGIME:- There are four types of proposed registration under GST regime.
2 VOLUNTARY REGISTRATI ON REGISTRATI ON BY CASUAL DEALER REGISTRATION UNDER GST REGIME MANDATOR Y REGISTRATI ON COMPOUNDI NG REGISTRATIO N I. VOLUNTARY REGISTRATION All existing registered persons, whether with the Centre or State under any of the tax statues being subsumed in GST, would be allotted a GST registration number called Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) on voluntary basis. Existing persons carrying on business having turnover below threshold limit will have option to remain in GST chain by taking voluntary registration. II. MANDATORY REGISTRATION Mandatory registration would be required to be taken on exceeding the specified threshold of Gross Annual Turnover including exports and exempted supplies computed on all India basis. Mandatory registration for person liable to pay tax under reverse charge or carrying out inter-state supplies. No compounding available in such cases. Tax authorities may grant suo moto registration in enforcement cases. III. REGISTRATION UNDER COMPOUNDING SCHEME Option of compounding scheme available if Gross Annual Turnover is within specified threshold.
3 The period of registration would be mentioned in the registration certificate also. The format of Registration Certificate for such taxpayers would be different from the regular taxpayers. However, the GST Law Drafting Committee may provide for conditions for registration and tax payment. IV. REGISTRATION BY CASUAL DEALER A non-registered person can obtain registration for a limited period as a casual dealer. A casual dealer would be required to pay tax in advance and can claim input tax credit ( ITC ) on procurements. The period of registration would be mentioned in the registration certificate also. The format of Registration Certificate for such taxpayers is different from the regular taxpayers. However, the GST Law Drafting Committee may provide for conditions for registration and tax payment Input Service Distributor concept may continue for common services by obtaining a Goods and Services Tax Identification Number ( GSTIN ). However, no final decision has been taken for distribution of credit on goods. A person registered in a State can obtain registration in another State, even without any presence in the other State, as a non-resident dealer and would be subject to provisions similar to casual dealers. No advance tax or security deposit to be paid by a non-resident dealer, unlike casual dealer. For each State the taxable person will have to take a separate registration. Multiple registrations within one State may be permitted to business verticals of a taxable person. However, ITC across business verticals allowed only on actual supply of goods or services and All business verticals may be treated as a single legal entity for recovery of dues. A Non-resident Supplier may also be permitted to apply for registration as Non- Resident Supplier. Switching over from Compounding scheme to Normal scheme and vice-versa would be available. No ITC available on purchases made or services availed prior to obtaining registration. Till now threshold limit has not been disclosed in the business process documents.
4 A.3 STRUCTURE OF REGISTRATION NUMBER Each taxpayer will be allotted a State wise PAN-based 15-digit Goods and Services Taxpayer Identification Number (GSTIN). GSTIN to be State wise, PAN based 15-digit number, as under:- State Code PAN Entit y Code BLANK Check Digit First two digits in the GSTIN would be State code Numeric code, as defined under the Indian Census 2011 would be adopted. In terms of the Indian Census 2011, each State has been allotted a unique two digit code e.g. 09 for the State of Uttar Pradesh. Third to twelfth digit would be Permanent Account Number (i.e. PAN) of legal person. Thirteenth digit would be Entity code alpha-numeric, It would depend on number of registrations of an entity in one State (1-9 and then A-Z). This way 35 business verticals of the same legal entity can be registered within a State. Fourteenth digit of GSTIN would be left BLANK for future use. A.4 PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING REGISTRATION For obtaining registration, all the taxable persons shall interact with tax authorities through a common portal called GST Common Portal2 that would be set up by Goods
5 and Services Tax Network (GSTN). The portal will have backend integration with the respective IT systems of the Centre and States. I. Procedure for obtaining new registration a. Application to be made within 30 days of becoming liable for registration through a common portal called GST Common Portal or at the common portal through the facilitation centre. b. The GST common portal shall carry out preliminary verification / validation, including real-time PAN validation with CBDT portal, Adhaar No validation with UIDAI, CIN (Company Identification) with MCA and other numbers issued by other Departments through inter-portal connectivity before submission of the application form. c. Taxpayers would have the option to sign the submitted application using valid digital signatures or to send a signed copy of the summary extract of the submitted application form printed from the portal to a central processing center to be operated by GSTN. d. If the signed copy is not received within 30 days, a reminder will be sent through and SMS to the authorized signatory through the portal. If the copy is not received within 30 days after such reminder being sent, the system will prompt the concerned tax authority to initiate the action for cancellation of the registration. e. The application form will be passed on by GST portal to the IT system of the concerned State/ Central tax authorities for onward submission to appropriate jurisdictional officer (based on the location of the principal place of business) along with the following information: Uploaded scanned documents. State specific data and documents. Details if the business entity is already having registration in other States. This should also include GST compliance rating. Details of the PAN(s) of individuals mentioned in the application which are part of the other GST registrations. Details of any record of black-listing or earlier rejection of application for common. Last day for response as per the 3 common working day limit for both tax authorities as set out through Holiday Master. f. Authorities to examine the registration application and respond back to the common portal within 3 working days. g. After verification, there would be following two situations possible:
6 If the information and the uploaded documents are found in order, the State and the Central authorities shall approve the application and communicate the approval to the common portal within 3 common working days. The portal will then automatically generate the Registration Certificate. If during the process of verification, one of the authorities raises some query or notices some error, the same shall be communicated to the applicant either by the Tax Authority directly or through the GST Common Portal and also simultaneously to the other authority and to the GST Common Portal within 3 common working days. The applicant will reply to the query / rectify the error / answer the query within a period informed by the concerned tax authorities (Normally this period would be seven days). A separate sub-process and interactive form for this purpose will have to be designed. On receipt of additional document or clarification, the relevant tax authority will respond within 7 common working days. (time-period that would be allowed to the applicant for rectification of any error will be decided by the GST Law drafting committee). h. Thereafter the processing of registration application will commence resulting in either grant of registration or refusal to grant registration. i. If either of the two authorities (Centre or State) refuses to grant registration, the registration will not be granted. j. The applicant shall be informed of the fact of grant or rejection of his registration application through an and SMS by the GST common portal. Jurisdictional details would be intimated to the applicant at this stage. k. In case registration is granted, applicant can download the Registration Certificate from the GST common portal. l. In case registration is refused, the applicant will be informed about the reasons for such refusal through a speaking order. The applicant shall have the right to appeal against the decision of the Authority. m. Deemed registration would be possible in the following two situation:- If the tax authorities in the Centre and State do not respond within 3 working days, either conveying approval or raising a query. In case where the tax authorities in the Centre and State, either authority raises a query within 3 common working days, applicant will have to respond to the same within next 7 common working days, failing which the application will be rejected. After the applicant has responded to the query raised by any authority, a period of another 7 common working days
7 will be given to the authorities to respond to the application. In case any of the authority neither rejects the application nor raises a query during this period the registration would be deemed to have been approved by both the authorities and the GST Common Portal will automatically generate the registration certificate. II. Procedure of migration of existing registrants a. In case of Taxpayers Registered under State VAT/Excise Taxpayers would be asked to intimate States where they want to get registered. GSTIN will be generated by NSDL along-with a password the GSTIN will be sent to respective State Tax Authorities. State tax authorities will communicate the GSTIN/password to taxpayers, with instruction to log on the GST portal and fill up the remaining data. On communication of GSTIN to taxpayer, he would be required to fill the remaining required data, if any, on the GST Portal b. In case of Taxpayers Registered under Service Tax Taxpayers would be asked to intimate States where they want to get registered GST portal to generate GSTIN and communicate to Service Tax authorities On communication of GSTIN to taxpayer, he would be required to fill the remaining required data, if any, on the GST Portal III. Procedure of registration of Compounding Dealers a. Compounding scheme is only a temporary phase before the taxable person starts functioning as a normal taxable person, separate format has been prescribed for enabling such taxable persons to opt for Compounding scheme. b. When the taxable person opts for Compounding scheme he should indicate so in the registration form and GST Common Portal would internally flag him as a Compounding dealer. IV. Procedure of Switching over from Compounding scheme to Normal scheme Under GST regime Switching over from Compounding scheme to Normal scheme and vice-versa would be possible and shall be dealt in the following manner:- a. Any existing taxpayer not under Compounding scheme may opt for Compounding scheme, if eligible, only from the beginning of the next
8 Financial Year. The application will have to be filed on or before 31st March of the previous year. b. Compounding dealer may be allowed to switch over to Normal scheme even during the year if they so want, with a condition that they cannot switch over to Compounding scheme again during the same financial year. c. Any existing taxpayer under the Compounding scheme upon crossing the Compounding threshold will be switched over to the Normal scheme automatically from the day following the day of crossing the Compounding threshold. GST Law drafting committee should provide for a suitable time-period of inputs and capital goods purchases on which ITC would be permitted at the time of switching over to Normal scheme. Effective date of registration would be the date of application in all cases i.e. whether the application has been filed within prescribed time limit of 30 days or otherwise. The taxpayer would be eligible for ITC in respect of all his purchases from the date of application in case application for registration has been filed within 30 days. In the processing of registration application will commence resulting in either grant of registration or refusal to grant registration. If either of the two authorities (Centre or State) refuses to grant registration, the registration will not be granted. In case registration is refused, the applicant will be informed about the reasons for such refusal through a speaking order. The applicant shall have the right to appeal against the decision of the Authority. Amendments in the registration data can be done on self service basis in the specified format. The GST common portal will provide a risk profile to the tax authorities based on the risk parameters made available by the tax authorities. The Central/State tax authorities will also have their own risk profile based on their own risk parameters. It was noted that submission of Adhaar No. cannot be made compulsory. Non submission of Adhaar No. could be one of the risk parameters for deciding about the post registration physical verification. On the basis of both risk profiles, the jurisdictional officer of tax authorities will take a decision about post registration verification of the application if so provided in the GST Law. GST Law Drafting Committee may provide for appropriate provision for imposition of substantial penalty in cases of fraudulent registrations.
9 A.5 DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE PURPOSE OF REGISTRATION Following scanned documents are required to be filed along with the application for Registration S.No. Purpose 1. Constitution of Business 2. Details of the Principal Place of business 3. Details of Bank Account (s) 4. Details of Authorised Signatory Document Partnership Deed in case of Partnership Firm. Registration Certificate in case of other businesses like Society, Trust etc. which are not captured in PAN. In case of Own premises any document in support of the ownership of the premises like Latest Tax Paid Receipt or Municipal Khata copy or Electricity Bill copy In case of Rented or Leased premises a copy of the valid Rent / Lease Agreement with any document in support of the ownership of the premises of the Lessor like Latest Tax Paid Receipt or Municipal Khata copy or Electricity Bill copy In case of premises obtained from others, other than by way of Lease or Rent a copy of the Consent Letter with any document in support of the ownership of the premises of the Consenter like Municipal Khata copy or Electricity Bill copy Customer ID or account ID of the owner of the property in the record of electricity providing company, wherever available should be sought for address verification. Opening page of the Bank Passbook held in the name of the Proprietor / Business Concern containing the Account No., Name of the Account Holder, MICR and IFS Codes and Branch details For each Authorised Signatory: Letter of Authorisation or copy of Resolution of the Managing Committee or Board of Directors to that effect 5. Photograph Proprietary Concern Proprietor
10 Partnership Firm / LLP Managing/ Authorized Partners (personal details of all partners is to be submitted but photos of only ten partners including that of Managing Partner is to be submitted) HUF Karta Company Managing Director or the Authorised Person Trust Managing Trustee Association of Person or Body of Individual Members of Managing Committee (personal details of all members is to be submitted but photos of only ten members including that of Chairman is to be submitted) Local Body CEO or his equivalent Statutory Body CEO or his equivalent Others Person in Charge Verification of PAN with CBDT database and GSTN database of Proprietor / all partners / Karta / Managing Director and whole-time Director / Members of the Managing Committee of Association of Persons / Board of Trustees etc. and Authorized Signatory will be carried out online before the submitted application is sent to the State/ Centre. In case of mismatch the applicant will be given an opportunity to correct the same. A.6 SEPARATE APPLICATION FORMS Separate application forms would be designed for: a. Multiple registration for business verticals of same legal entity (it must be registered already) within a State. b. Application for registration in more than one State (that can be filed at one go). c. Amendments to existing Registration(s). d. Cancellation of Registration(s). e. Option to avail / withdraw from the Compounding scheme. f. Enrolment of Tax Practitioner or Facilitation Centre if provided for in the GST Law.
11 g. Assignment of Role (by a dealer) to TP/FC, as agent of the dealer if so provided for in the GST Law. h. Application for new registration on account of Succession / Amalgamation / Demerger etc. of existing GST registrants i. Application by UN bodies for getting a Unique Identification Number (ID). A.7 CANCELLATION/ SURRENDER OF REGISTRATION Registration can be either surrendered by the registrant or cancelled by the tax authorities I. Registrant may surrendered registration in following situations:- a. Closure of business b. Gross Annual Turnover including exports and exempted falling below threshold for registration. c. Transfer of business due to death of the proprietor d. Amalgamation e. Non commencement of business by the tax payer within the stipulated time period prescribed under the GST laws II. Tax authorities may cancel registration in following situations: a. Non-submission of signed copy of summary extract of submitted application even after reminder b. Contravention of specified provision of GST law c. Non-filing of returns during a pre-determined period The action for revocation / cancellation of registration would have to be initiated by both Centre and State tax authorities. Once the registration is cancelled by one authority it would be deemed to be cancelled by other authority also. The cancellation or surrender of registration would always have prospective effect.
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