Frequently Answered Questions

What is GST number(GSTIN)?

GST Number or GSTIN is a 15 digit alphanumeric unique number given to each taxpayer registers under GST in India. The very first 2 digit of the GST number represents Atate in which the taxpayer is registered. The Next 10 letters is the PAN number of the taxpayer or the company. The Next 2 digits are for Entity code and the Last digit is a check sum number.

How to get GST number(GSTIN)?

One can apply for a GST number or GSTIN by registering themselves under GST on the official website.

How to verify whether a GST number is valid or fake?

You can search online on the official website of GST or you can use the service provided by us GST Number Search to check whether a GST number is valid or fake. The search will take data from the GST portal to check whether the given GST number you searched for is valid or not.

What if a GST number is fake or not valid?

If you come across a GST number to be fake. You should immediately report the said GST number to gst.gov.in. You can go on the website to find out the customer helpline number and report it.

What is a PAN Number?

The PAN or Permanent Account Number is a 10 characters Alpha Numeric Unique identifier number. The first five characters of PAN are letters, which are followed by 4 numerals, and the last or the tenth character is a letter. The fourth character of the PAN Number can identify the type of holder of the PAN card. Each card holder type can be uniquely defined by a letter from the cases listed below:

  • A : Association of persons (AOP)
  • B : Body of individuals (BOI)
  • C : Company
  • E : LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)
  • F : Firm
  • G : Government
  • H : HUF (Hindu joint family or Hindu undivided family)
  • L : Local Authority
  • J : Artificial Juridical person
  • P : Individual or Person
  • T : Trust (AOP)