Arjun Filings

GST Advisory in India

Arjun Filings helps with GST advisory for Indian businesses — clear checklists, filing support, and a specialist desk for first questions.

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Why Arjun Filings

  • CA-led desk for GST advisory
  • Checklist before portal submission
  • Mismatch and notice awareness
  • Clear status until certificate or ack
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About GST Advisory

Arjun Filings helps with GST advisory for Indian businesses — clear checklists, filing support, and a specialist desk for first questions.

Who is this for?

  • Businesses requiring GST registration or ongoing returns
  • Access to GST portal credentials or authorised signatory
  • Books sufficiently complete for the filing period

Documents typically needed

  • PAN, Aadhaar, and business proof
  • Address and bank details for registration matters
  • Sales / purchase data for return filings
  • Prior GST notices or ARN details if amending

How it works

  1. 1.Eligibility / return scope assessment
  2. 2.Document or invoice pack collection
  3. 3.Portal filing or application submission
  4. 4.ARN / return acknowledgement handover

Frequently asked questions

Who typically needs GST advisory?

Businesses crossing GST thresholds, making interstate supplies, or already registered and needing timely returns or amendments.

Can you handle notices?

Yes — we help prepare responses and corrective filings when GST notices or mismatches arise.

At what turnover does GST registration become compulsory?

Broadly, registration is required once aggregate turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services, with lower limits in special category states. Several situations require registration from the first rupee regardless of turnover, so check applicability rather than assuming.

When do I need GST even below the threshold?

Common triggers include interstate supply of goods, selling through an e-commerce operator, supplies attracting reverse charge, acting as a casual or non-resident taxable person, and businesses that must deduct TDS under GST. Voluntary registration also makes sense when your customers want input credit.

Should a new startup register for GST voluntarily?

It helps if your buyers are businesses that want input credit, if you are claiming credit on significant purchases, or if marketplaces require a GSTIN. The trade-off is a monthly or quarterly return cycle that starts immediately, including nil returns.

Do I have to file GST returns in a month with no sales?

Yes. Nil returns are still mandatory once you hold a GSTIN, and skipping them builds up late fees and can eventually lead to suspension or cancellation of registration.

Which GST returns does a small business actually file?

Most businesses file GSTR-1 for outward supplies and GSTR-3B for the summary and payment, monthly or quarterly under QRMP, plus an annual return. Composition dealers instead file a quarterly statement and an annual return.

What is the composition scheme and is it right for me?

It lets small businesses pay tax at a flat rate on turnover with far lighter filings, but you cannot collect tax from customers, cannot claim input credit, and cannot make interstate outward supplies. It suits local B2C businesses, not B2B suppliers or exporters.

More founder questions answered in our CA & compliance FAQ.