
Most articles about GST registration never tell you the threshold. They say 'the prescribed limit' and move on. For a business in Hisar, Gurugram, Faridabad or anywhere else in Haryana, the figures are specific and knowable, so here they are.
The thresholds that apply in Haryana
Haryana is a normal category state under GST. It is not in the special category list, so the higher turnover thresholds apply, which is good news if you are close to the line.
| Supply type | Threshold in Haryana |
|---|---|
| Goods | ₹40 lakh aggregate annual turnover |
| Services | ₹20 lakh aggregate annual turnover |
| Both goods and services | ₹20 lakh, the lower of the two applies |
When turnover does not matter
Several categories must register from the first rupee, whatever the turnover. This catches more Haryana businesses than the threshold does, particularly those selling online.
- Anyone making interstate taxable supply, which includes a Hisar business invoicing a client in Delhi
- Sellers on e-commerce platforms, and the operators themselves
- Casual taxable persons and non-resident taxable persons
- Anyone liable to deduct TDS or collect TCS under GST
- Input service distributors, and anyone taking over a registered business
- Persons liable to pay tax under reverse charge
The Gurugram question
GST registration is state-wise, not national. A business with a place of business in both Hisar and Gurugram needs one registration for Haryana, not two, because both are in the same state. A business with premises in Haryana and Delhi needs two, one per state, because Delhi is a separate jurisdiction.
Getting the principal place of business wrong is one of the more expensive early mistakes. Notices go to the registered address, and a registration tied to a state you do not actually operate from is difficult to service and awkward to correct.
What it costs
The government fee for GST registration is nil. There is no statutory charge for the registration itself, in Haryana or anywhere else. What you pay a professional for is an application that does not get rejected and a reply filed within the seven working days you get when the officer raises a query.
The process, and where it goes wrong
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Part A | PAN, mobile and email verified, TRN issued |
| Part B | Business details, place of business, goods and services, authorised signatory |
| Aadhaar authentication | Where applicable, this shortens the timeline considerably |
| Officer query, Form REG-03 | Seven working days to reply, a missed reply means rejection |
| GSTIN granted | Decided by Aadhaar authentication and whether a query is raised |
Most rejections are documentation failures rather than eligibility failures. Address proof that does not match the premises, an unsigned no-objection certificate from the property owner, a mismatch between the PAN name and the name on the application. These are all screenable before submission.
After registration
A GSTIN is a filing obligation, not a certificate. GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B are due monthly, or quarterly under QRMP for smaller taxpayers, with tax still paid monthly. A nil return is still a return, and continuous non-filing suspends the registration automatically.
Questions About GST Registration In Haryana
Statutory figures on this page verified 11 August 2026.