Objectives of the New System
Four-Tier Structure
The new system is organized into four tiers, each catering to different types of businesses.
- First Tier – This tier is for new and small businesses that typically pass little or no ITC. Registration occurs within three days based on Aadhaar verification, with an ITC limit imposed.
- Second Tier – This tier includes trusted, low-risk entities such as government bodies and compliant private companies. These businesses can also receive registration within three days without the need for biometric verification or physical checks, and they face no ITC limit.
- Third Tier – Existing businesses wanting to pass higher ITC but not classified as trusted fall into this category. They may be required to pay a non-refundable fee, provide a fixed deposit, and obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from a trusted business.
- Fourth Tier – This tier is designed for businesses wishing to switch categories to access higher ITC amounts.
Next Steps for Implementation
Following the GST Council’s approval, the Law Committee will amend existing laws and draft guidelines for the new system. The rollout will likely occur in phases, starting with new and small businesses, to ensure a smooth transition. This structured approach aims to encourage a more efficient and transparent registration process.
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