A practical, CA-built guide to GST registration in Haryana — the turnover at which you must register, your GST state code and jurisdiction, the documents you’ll need, the step-by-step process, and the other Haryana registrations that usually go with it. Current for FY 2025-26.
Do you need to register for GST in Haryana?
In Haryana, GST registration becomes compulsory once your aggregate (all-India, same-PAN) turnover crosses Rs. 40 lakh for a supplier of goods or Rs. 20 lakh for services. Separately, Section 24 requires registration from the first rupee if you make an inter-state taxable supply of goods, owe tax under reverse charge, sell through an e-commerce operator, or are a casual / non-resident taxable person, among others.
Not sure where you stand? Check your exact position with the GST registration threshold checker.
Your Haryana GST state code & jurisdiction
The GST state code for Haryana is 06, so every GSTIN issued in the state begins with 06. Each registration is administered by either the Centre or the state. Haryana’s state jurisdiction is organised into wards and districts under the Excise and Taxation Department. Central administration falls under the CGST Panchkula (Gurugram / Faridabad commissionerates) zone; find it with the CBIC “Know Your Jurisdiction” tool. The state authority is the Excise and Taxation Department, Haryana.
Look up your code, decode a GSTIN or find your jurisdiction with the GST state code & jurisdiction finder.
Documents for GST registration in Haryana
The documents depend on your business type — PAN and constitution proof, the authorised signatory’s PAN, Aadhaar and photo, proof of your principal place of business (an electricity bill, property-tax receipt or a registered rent agreement), and bank details (which can be added within 30 days). Build the exact list for a proprietor, partnership, LLP, company, HUF or trust with the GST documents checklist.
How to register — the process
- On the GST portal (gst.gov.in), choose Registration → New Registration (Part A): enter PAN, mobile and email and verify by OTP to get a Temporary Reference Number (TRN).
- Log in with the TRN and complete Part B of Form REG-01 — business details, promoters / partners / directors, the authorised signatory, principal (and any additional) place of business, top goods and services with HSN / SAC, and bank details.
- Verify with a DSC (mandatory for a company or LLP) or Aadhaar OTP (EVC). Aadhaar authentication of the primary signatory and one promoter speeds up approval.
- Track the application with the ARN; on approval you receive registration certificate REG-06 with your 15-digit GSTIN beginning 06.
There is no government fee, and approval usually takes about 7 working days when Aadhaar is authenticated (longer if physical verification of the Haryana premises is triggered).
Other registrations you’ll likely need in Haryana
Haryana does not levy professional tax, so no PT registration is needed here. Most businesses still take:
After you register — your returns
Once registered in Haryana you must issue GST-compliant invoices and file returns — monthly or quarterly (QRMP) GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B for a regular taxpayer, or CMP-08 and GSTR-4 for a composition taxpayer, plus the annual GSTR-9 / 9C where applicable. See exactly what you file and when with the GST return due-date finder.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need GST registration in Haryana?
You must register in Haryana once your aggregate turnover crosses the state threshold — Rs. 40 lakh if you deal only in goods and Rs. 20 lakh for services (or goods and services together). You must also register from the first rupee, regardless of turnover, if you make inter-state supplies of goods, owe tax under reverse charge, sell through an e-commerce operator, or fall under any other Section 24 category.
What is the GST state code for Haryana?
The GST state code for Haryana is 06. Every GSTIN registered in Haryana begins with 06 — for example 06ABCDE1234F1Z5, where the first two digits are the state code and the next ten are the PAN.
How do I find my GST jurisdiction (ward or circle) in Haryana?
For the state jurisdiction, Haryana’s state jurisdiction is organised into wards and districts under the Excise and Taxation Department. For the central jurisdiction (Zone, Commissionerate, Division, Range), use the CBIC “Know Your Jurisdiction” tool. Central administration for Haryana falls under the CGST Panchkula (Gurugram / Faridabad commissionerates) zone.
Which department handles GST registration in Haryana?
GST in Haryana is administered jointly by the Centre and the state. The state authority is the Excise and Taxation Department, Haryana; registration itself is filed on the national GST portal (gst.gov.in), and your application is allocated to either the state or the central authority.
What other registrations do I usually need along with GST in Haryana?
Haryana does not levy professional tax, so no PT registration is needed here. Most businesses still take a Shops & Establishment registration, and a registered rent agreement is commonly used as GST address proof — both linked above.
Is the GST registration fee different in Haryana?
No. There is no government fee for GST registration anywhere in India, including Haryana. You only pay professional fees if you engage a consultant. Approval usually takes about 7 working days with Aadhaar authentication.
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Free CA-built guide, current for FY 2025-26. GST registration is filed on the national portal (gst.gov.in); state-specific jurisdiction, professional tax and shops & establishment requirements follow Haryana law and the Excise and Taxation Department, Haryana. Confirm your exact position before filing.