GST for your business
GST, tailored to your business type and industry
The rules that matter change with what you do. Pick your business structure or sector to see exactly how GST applies to you — the rates, documents, thresholds and traps — with registration from ₹499.
By structure
GST by business type
GST for Proprietorship
The simplest business to register — GST for a sole proprietor, done for ₹499.
GST for Partnership
GST for a partnership firm — on the firm’s PAN, with the right partner authorisation.
GST for LLP
GST for a Limited Liability Partnership — on the LLP’s PAN, with designated-partner authorisation.
GST for Pvt Ltd Company
GST for a Pvt Ltd company — on the company’s PAN, with board-authorised signatory.
GST for OPC
GST for a One Person Company — company-grade structure, single owner.
GST for Trust
GST for a trust — when charitable activity is exempt, and when GST still applies.
GST for Society
GST for registered societies and associations — where it applies, handled correctly.
GST for NGO
GST for NGOs — most charitable work is exempt, but not everything. We help you tell the difference.
GST for HUF
GST for a Hindu Undivided Family business — on the HUF’s PAN, with the Karta signing.
GST for Section 8 Company
GST for a Section 8 (non-profit) company — corporate structure, charitable purpose.
GST for NRIs
Running a business in India from abroad? GST for NRIs and non-resident taxable persons.
GST for Casual Taxable Person
Selling at an exhibition or event in another state? Casual GST registration, handled fast.
By sector
GST by industry
GST for Restaurants
The 5% rate, no input credit, and how Swiggy/Zomato change your GST — explained.
GST for Doctors
Healthcare is exempt — but pharmacy, room rent and aesthetics can still make you liable.
GST for Freelancers
The ₹20 lakh line, export of services with LUT, and getting paid by overseas clients.
GST for Manufacturers
Full input credit, job work, e-way bills and inverted-duty refunds — for makers.
GST for Traders
The ₹40 lakh goods line, HSN on invoices, e-way bills and clean ITC matching.
GST for Textiles
Surat’s trade — job work at 5%, inverted-duty refunds and exports with LUT.
GST for Ceramic / Morbi
Morbi’s tile cluster — 18% output, fuel-input credit, exports and heavy e-way bills.
GST for Jewellers
3% on gold, 5% on making charges, and the old-gold reverse-charge trap.
GST for Pharma
Medicine rates, exports, and the inverted-duty refund that pharma keeps leaving unclaimed.
GST for Plastics
Standard 18% output, full input credit, and e-way bills for bulk dispatch.
GST for Agriculture / APMC
Where farm produce is exempt — and where traders and commission agents still owe GST.
GST for Transport
The GTA reverse-charge rule, the 5% vs 12% choice, and consignment notes.
GST for Hotels
Room tariff decides your rate — and the restaurant inside adds another.
GST for Education
Recognised education is exempt — private coaching and edtech usually aren’t.
GST for IT / Software
Export of software services zero-rated with LUT — and the SEZ and SaaS nuances.
GST for Real Estate
The 1%/5% no-ITC scheme, works-contract 18%, and RCM on procurement shortfall.
GST for Auto Dealers
28% plus cess on cars, the used-car margin scheme, and demo-car credit.
GST for Salons / Gyms
Services at 18%, product sales at their own rate, and the ₹20 lakh line.
GST for Photographers
Services at 18%, the ₹20 lakh line, and place-of-supply for out-of-state events.
GST for Architects
Professional services at 18% — and property-linked place-of-supply rules.
GST for Professionals
The 18% service rate, the ₹20 lakh line, and the reverse-charge quirks to know.
GST for Kirana Stores
A mix of exempt and taxable goods — and whether the composition scheme fits.
GST for Medical Stores
Medicine rates on the counter, the composition option, and expiry credit notes.
GST for Scrap Dealers
The 18% rate, reverse charge on scrap, and the e-way bills that draw checks.
GST for Import / Export
IGST on imports and its credit, exports zero-rated under LUT, and IEC.
GST for Printing
When printing is a service and when it’s goods — the split that sets your rate.
GST for Solar
Concessional device rates, the goods-vs-service EPC split, and current rules.
GST for Petrol Pumps
Fuel is outside GST — but your shop, lubricants and services are not.
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