Documents Required for Cancellation of GST Registration

You need the following documents to cancel your GST registration in India. These documents help verify that your business has ceased operations and meets the conditions for cancellation under GST law:

  • GST Registration Certificate: A copy of the original certificate issued at the time of registration.
  • Form GST REG-16: This form must be submitted to initiate the cancellation process.
  • Final Return (GSTR-10): This return is mandatory and must be filed after GST registration is cancelled.
  • Proof of Business Closure: Any document that clearly shows the business has ceased operations, such as a closure notice or termination of lease.
  • PAN Card of the Business: A copy of the business's Permanent Account Number (PAN) card.
  • Bank Account Statement: A recent bank statement showing no active transactions to support the business closure.
  • Details of Unused Input Tax Credit (ITC): Submit a statement of any unused ITC, if applicable.
  • Deregistration from Other Authorities: Proof that your business is no longer registered with bodies like EPFO or ESIC.
  • Proof of GST Dues Payment: Evidence showing that all GST liabilities, including interest and penalties, have been cleared.
  • Closure of E-Way Bills: Confirmation that any active e-way bills have been closed or cancelled.

Checklist for Cancellation of GST Registration

Before initiating the GST cancellation process, ensure the following steps are completed to avoid delays or rejections:

  1. Stopped Business Operations: Confirm that your business has fully ceased operations or is no longer liable for GST registration.
  2. Cleared All Dues: Settle all outstanding taxes, interest, penalties, and late fees with the GST department.
  3. Filed Final Return (GSTR-10): Submit this final return to report any pending liabilities and close your GST account formally.
  4. Closed E-Way Bills: Ensure that all current or pending e-way bills are closed or cancelled properly.
  5. Deregistered from Other Authorities: If your business is registered with EPFO, ESIC, or similar bodies, submit proof of deregistration.
  6. Gathered All Required Documents: Keep all supporting documents ready and organized to make the cancellation process smoother.

By preparing these documents and completing the necessary steps, you can successfully cancel your GST registration while remaining compliant with Indian tax laws.

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