Aggregators offering services under their own brand name

[nishat@264]

Doing business from one state to another

If you trade your goods or facilities from one state to another in India, then you will have to pay GST.

For example, let us assume that if you make a table in Gujarat and sell it in Uttar Pradesh, then you will have to pay I GST, which will be 18%.

If you buy and sell goods online

When you buy or sell any common facility online, you will have to pay GST. For example, whether you order a mobile from Flipkart or food from Zomato, you will have to pay GST in both cases.

When you have understood everything about what netherlands whatsapp data is GST and who can pay it, then we will talk about the process of starting your new business.

Aggregator category includes commission based business. This means that such companies do business only in the name of the brand, they neither have their own staff nor their own goods, they just sell the goods of some other company and provide services to other people through their brand.

For example, companies like Ola, Uber, in which the brand name belongs to someone else. But under this company, transport facility is provided to other people, the vehicle in it belongs to someone else and neither its staff is its own.

In this way, such companies provide a platform to both parties to avail each other's services, in return for which they take commission. All such companies in India are required to get GST registration done for each of them.

Non-resident taxable person
Resident Taxable Person A Non-Resident Taxable Person is one who is neither a resident of India nor has a permanent business place i.e. office in India.

He resides in some other country but comes to India and sometimes does business transactions here. So people doing such business are also required to pay GST, hence they too will have to get GST registration done.