GST Registration Threshold Checker.
Whether you must register for GST depends on your turnover, your state, and what you supply — and some situations make registration compulsory from the first rupee. Answer six questions for a plain reading of where you stand.
Include taxable, exempt, export and inter-state supplies. Exclude inward RCM and the taxes themselves.
Turnover threshold that applies to you
Your stated turnover
₹
Registration is compulsory regardless of turnover if…
- You make any inter-state taxable supply of goods (services have a limited exemption up to the threshold).
- You are required to pay tax under reverse charge.
- You supply goods through an e-commerce operator that collects TCS. (Small suppliers of services through an ECO are exempt up to ₹20 lakh.)
- You are a casual taxable person or non-resident taxable person making taxable supplies.
- You are an e-commerce operator, an Input Service Distributor, or liable to deduct TDS / collect TCS.
Thresholds follow CBIC Notification No. 10/2019 – Central Tax and the special-category state positions. The higher ₹40 lakh limit is only for suppliers dealing exclusively in goods, and never applies to ice cream, pan masala, tobacco, or fly-ash bricks. This is a general reading, not advice for your specific facts — confirm on gst.gov.in or with a professional.