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Adding bank account details, Rule 10A
- After you get a GSTIN you must add a business bank account on the GST portal within 30 days.
- Deadline: Within 30 days of grant of registration, or before filing the first GSTR-1 or IFF, whichever is earlier
- Done in Same working day after bank proof is received
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- Bank account number and IFSC
- When was your GSTIN granted
- Check the registration status and any suspension order
- ARN for the non-core amendment
Adding bank account details, Rule 10A
Within 30 days of grant of…
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After you get a GSTIN you must add a business bank account on the GST portal within 30 days. If you miss it, the portal now suspends your registration on its own. We add and verify the account through a non-core amendment and, if you are already suspended, get the proceedings dropped.
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- Bank account number and IFSC
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₹499
₹499 + ₹89.82 GST = ₹588.82
One time. Same working day after bank proof is received. Due: Within 30 days of grant of registration, or before filing the first GSTR-1 or IFF, whichever is earlier
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