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What is the GST threshold limit in India?
The current GST threshold limit is ₹40 lakhs for most states and ₹20 lakhs for special category states.
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How accurate is this tool?
This tool provides a preliminary assessment based on your current sales data. For comprehensive compliance analysis considering exemptions, deductions, and specific business circumstances, please consult with a qualified tax professional.
What should I do if I exceed the threshold?
If you exceed the threshold, you must register for GST and file necessary returns. We strongly recommend consulting with a chartered accountant or tax professional.
Is this tool a substitute for professional advice?
No. This tool provides informational analysis only. Always consult qualified tax professionals for final opinions and compliance decisions.