Single-window GST registration for multistate businesses set for pilot this week
In a significant move, the central government is set to implement a consolidated goods and services tax registration system for businesses operating across multiple states. This innovative system will facilitate a single application process, minimizing the administrative challenges associated with multiple submissions. It is worth mentioning that small taxpayers under the composition scheme will…
The central government will begin a pilot program this week for a single-window goods and services tax registration system aimed at multistate businesses, according to sources. This new system will enable companies to apply for registration in multiple states using just one common application, eliminating the need to repeatedly submit identical company information in each state.
However, the facility will not be accessible to small taxpayers registered under the composition scheme. The initiative is part of larger discussions about overhauling the GST administration for businesses with multiple registrations under the same permanent account number (PAN). A 11-member panel headed by Vinayak Chandra Gupta, the chief commissioner of the Lucknow Central GST Zone, has submitted a report identifying legal, administrative and technological changes needed to implement such a framework.
This pilot program will run through the GST portal and generate a master temporary reference number for the application, automatically populating common information across state-wise TRNs.
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