Sales Tax Registration
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The document outlines the documents needed to register for sales tax in 3 sentences or less depending on the type of business entity. For a sole proprietorship, documents include identity proof, passport photos, and proof of business premises ownership or rental. For a partnership firm, the same documents are required for each partner. For a private limited company, identity proof and photos are needed for each director along with documents proving ownership or rental of business premises.
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- 1. Sales Tax Registration Documents Needed
- 2. If the business is the type of proprietorship: 1) Identity Proof: 2) Passport size 3) If business Ration card, Voter Id photographs of premises is own: or passport. proprietor: 4 Property title deed, property tax challan.
- 3. Contd.. If business premises Introduction letter Fixed Deposit for is rental: copy of from 2 registered Rs.500/- in favour rental agreement, dealer having same of: CTO____ circle electricity bill for 2 Sales tax account ____ (name months. jurisdiction. of applicant & address)
- 4. Contd Demand draft for Rs.500 in favour of CTO ___________ circle.
- 5. If the business is a partnership firm: Identity proof for Passport size If business each partner: Ration photographs of premises is own: card, Voter Id or partner: 5 in Property title deed, passport. number for each property tax challan. partner.
- 6. Contd If business premises Introduction letter Fixed Deposit for is rental: copy of from 2 registered Rs.500/- in favour of: rental agreement, dealer having same CTO__________ electricity bill for 2 Sales tax jurisdiction. circle account months. _____________ (name of applicant & address).
- 7. Contd Demand draft for Rs.500 in favour of CTO ___________ circle.
- 8. If the business is a small private limited company: Identity proof for Passport size If business premises each director: photographs of is own: Property Ration card, Voter director: 5 in title deed, property Id or passport. number for each tax challan. director.
- 9. Contd ) If business Introduction Fixed Deposit Demand draft premises is letter from 2 for Rs.500/-in for Rs.500 in rental: copy of registered dealer favour of: favour of CTO rental agreement, having same CTO_________ ___________ electricity bill for Sales tax _ circle account circle. 2 months. jurisdiction. _____________ (name of applicant & address)
- 10. Thank You!!!