The official GST website of the government is www.gst.gov.in, also known as the GST Portal. It helps taxpayers with a variety of programs, including getting GST registration, filing GST returns, applying for refunds, and cancelling their GST registration.
The fact that the tax administration must rely heavily on technologies is an essential part of the GST regime. Taxpayers will no longer be expected to contact tax departments in person for reviews or to file applications or returns, despite the fact that facilitation centres are located across India.
Both correspondence, such as accepting, denying, or referring to applications, may be achieved via the GST portal. It provides the department’s notification and a window for taxpayers to respond to them.
Below given is the process to registering on the GST Portal and login
For gst portal, there are two kinds of login procedures. One is for returning tourists, and the other is for first-time visitors. Let’s take a closer look at both protocols:
Step 1 – Go to the GST portal and click on the ‘Login’ link in the top right corner of the website.
Step 2 – Tap on ‘Login’ after entering your email, password, and captcha code.
Step 3 – After the GST login, you’ll see your dashboard. You will see a list of the GST credits, the “FILE RETURNS” tab, the “PAY TAX” tab, Annual Aggregate Turnover (AATO), notices/orders issued, and saving forms under the “FILE RETURNS” tab.
Step 1 – On the GST Home page, click the Login icon in the top right-hand corner.
Step 2 – Click “First Time Login” if you are logging in for the first time.
Step 3 – Enter the ID/UIN/GSTIN and password received on your email address and type the given captcha, finally click on the option “Login.”
Step 4 – A new credentials page will be displayed. Enter your username and password. Reconfirm your password and click on the ‘submit’ option.
Step 5 – A success message will be displayed once the username and password have been created. You can hereafter make a GST login through these credentials.
Step 6 – When you first log in to the GST Portal, you’ll be asked to request bank account information through a non-core amendment application. Select “FILE AMENDMENT” from the drop-down menu.
Step 7 – The application type is shown for editing, and the non-core fields are editable. By pressing the “ADD NEW” button in the bank accounts tab, you can edit the specifics and apply the application.
To begin with, the services tab includes a connection to register for a new GST registration. If a person’s turnover exceeds Rs 20 lakh and he sells both products and services, he must apply for GST (Rs 10 lakh for NE and hill states). The capital for a sole supplier of products is Rs 40 lakh, subject to certain conditions.
The next tab you’ll come across is “Payments.” A challan can be created and paid by any GST registered taxpayer. There’s even a way to keep track of your progress.
This choice allows the customer to keep track of the status of his refund submission.
The e-way bill system tab will take you to the site for e-way bills. On the e-way bill portal, you can even find FAQs and the user manual. Filing Clarifications, GST Challan Development, Locating a GST Practitioner, and Tracking Refund Application Status Using the ARN Number are all included in this section.