services.gst.gov.in Track Provisional ID Status : Goods & Services Tax

Organisation : Goods and Services Tax
Facility : Track Provisional ID Status
Applicable For : All India
Website : https://services.gst.gov.in/services/login

How To Track GST Provisional ID Status?

Go to the above link then enter the following details to track the GST Provisional Id Status.

Related / Similar Service :
GST Grievance Registration & Check Status

1. Select Your State Name [Tamil Nadu]
2. Select your ID Type [provisional ID]
3. Enter Your Registration Number
4. Enter the captcha code shown below
5. Click on submit button,your status will be displayed on the screen.

FAQ On GST

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Goods & Services Tax (GST)

1. I have multiple businesses in one state registered using the same PAN. Do I need to enrol each business separately with GST?
As one PAN allows one GST Registration in a State, you may register one business entity first. For the remaining business within the State please get in touch with your Jurisdictional Authority.

2. What is ISD Registration?
ISD stands for Input Service Distributor. An Input Service Distributor refers to a person who distributes credit, in respect of the tax invoices of the services received at the Head Office, to its branches where the services have been supplied actually.

Tax invoice refers to the invoice issued under Section 23 of the Model Goods and Services Act. If you are an existing ISD Taxpayer, you need to apply afresh in the GST Common Portal for the State in which you desire to seek registration. For that you need to inform your Central Jurisdictional Authority.

3. Do the Taxpayers need to enrol for all states in case of additional place of business in multiple States or only in one state where principal place of business is located?
Provisional ID is issued on the basis “State + PAN” combination. If a taxpayer is registered under earlier law in different states, the taxpayer has been issued provisional id for each state (where it is registered).

In case of additional places of business located in multiple states and they have not been registered in earlier law, the taxpayer need to apply for registration afresh for those particular States under GST after the appointed date.

4. What should be entered in the commissionerate code field while completing the enrolment process of branch office? Can the Taxpayers use commissionerate code of head office?
For filling the Centre Jurisdiction field, Taxpayer has been provided with a reference/help link of the ACES website to guide him with the mapping of Commissionerate codes.

Commissionerate code is based on the address of the Principal Place of Business in that State. If the Head office is situated in any other state, then the Centre Jurisdiction will be based on the Address of the Place of Business for which registration is sought.

5. What detail should be filled in the principal place of business tab while doing enrolment of branch office?
The details of the Place of Business in the State for which Registration is being sought should be filled in the Principal Place of Business tab.

For example : Head Office is in Delhi. Branch Office is in Mumbai. If registration is being applied for the State of Maharashtra (Provisional ID is issued for Maharashtra), then Address of Mumbai office will be filled in Principal Place of Business.

6. During enrolment procedure, it is observed that if the Taxpayers are enroling for branch office then in business detail tab State of head office is auto-filled.
Kindly reconfirm the Provisional ID entered for enrolment. You might be entering wrong Provisional ID that is issued for some other state.

GST Contact

Help Desk Number: 0120-4888999
Write To Us: helpdesk[at]gst[dot]gov[dot]in

Features of Goods and Services Tax

Goods and Services Tax (GST) is an indirect tax system that is levied on the supply of goods and services in India. Here are some of the key features of GST:

One Tax, One Nation:
GST replaces a host of indirect taxes and levies such as excise duty, service tax, value-added tax (VAT), and others, with a single tax across the entire country.

Dual GST structure:
GST has a dual structure with two components – Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST). The CGST is collected by the Central Government, while the SGST is collected by the State Government.

Input Tax Credit (ITC):
GST allows businesses to claim input tax credit on taxes paid on purchases. This means that businesses can reduce their tax liability by claiming credit for taxes paid on purchases of goods and services.