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Enter the GSTIN to instantly fetch and validate
taxpayer details for accurate compliance.

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Legal Name of Business

TALLY SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED

Trade Name

TALLY SOLUTIONS PVT LTD

Effective Date of registration

01/07/2017

Constitution of Business

Private Limited Company

GSTIN / UIN Status

Active

Taxpayer Type

Regular

Principal Place of Business

Principal Place of Business

Nature of Business Activities

Nature of Business Activities

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What is GSTIN?

  • GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is a 15-digit, PAN-based unique identification number allotted to every person registered under GST.
  • If you are a GST-registered dealer, verifying GSTINs before using them in your GST returns is essential to ensure accuracy and compliance.

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Key points about GSTIN:

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A single person can hold multiple GSTINs if they operate in more than one state or Union Territory.

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GSTIN becomes mandatory once the turnover crosses the prescribed threshold limit for GST registration.

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Earlier separate IDs for Excise, Service Tax, and VAT — now one GSTIN covers all

With our GSTIN & PAN Search Finder, you can instantly verify GST numbers and avoid errors while filing returns or generating invoices.

Why is it important to verify a GST number?

Before verifying a GST number, it’s important to know its correct structure. A valid GSTIN is a 15-character alphanumeric code with the following format:

First 2 digits

  • Represent the state code of the registered person
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Next 10 characters

  • Correspond to the PAN of the business or individual
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13th digit

  • Indicates the entity number of the same PAN in a state (e.g., 1, 2, 3 for multiple registrations)
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14th character

  • By default, the alphabet “Z”
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15th digit

  • A check code (alphabet or number) used for error detection
  • If a GSTIN does not follow this format, it should be treated as invalid.
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How to report a fake GST number

If you come across a fake or suspicious GSTIN, you can immediately alert the GST authorities by:

Additionally, the GST portal provides a facility to identify and report fraudulent registrations linked to your PAN. Here’s how you can do it:

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Step 1

Visit the GST portal. Go to Search Taxpayer > Search by PAN.

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Step 2

Enter your PAN. The system will display all GST registrations mapped to it, along with state and registration status.

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Step 3

If you notice any GST registrations that do not belong to you, tick the check box under ‘Select to Report’ to mark them. (Note: Registrations that were not migrated properly from the old tax system cannot be reported here.)

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Step 4

A pop-up will appear with the legal name auto-filled. Provide the required details for validation.

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Step 5

Enter the OTP received on your registered mobile number and email ID for verification.

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Step 6

Complete Aadhaar-based e-KYC by giving consent for GSTN authentication. This ensures the report is filed against the fraudulent registration.

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Step 7

Enter the OTP received on your Aadhaar-linked mobile number to complete the second step of authentication.

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Once submitted, an Application Reference Number (ARN) will be generated for every GSTIN reported. You can track the progress of your complaint anytime using the Track ARN option on the GST portal (available pre-login).

FAQs

No. Registering under GST and obtaining a GSTIN is completely free of cost.

Once your GST registration application is processed successfully, a 15-digit GSTIN is allotted through the GST system.

Yes. Every GST-registered business must mention its GSTIN on invoices and display the registration certificate at all places of business.

You can apply for GSTIN by submitting Form GST REG-01 with the required documents on the GST portal. After verification, GSTIN will be allocated.

GSTIN is essential for running a registered business. It must be displayed at business premises and is required for:

  • Raising invoices
  • Generating e-way bills
  • Filing GST returns
  • Claiming input tax credit
  • Communicating with the tax department

Yes. A separate GST registration is required for each state where your business operates. For example, if your company has operations in Karnataka and Maharashtra, you must obtain GSTIN for both states.

Yes. By entering the GSTIN in the search tool, you can see details like the trade name and legal name of the taxpayer.

A valid GSTIN follows a fixed structure:

  • First 2 digits: State code
  • Next 10 characters: PAN of the taxpayer
  • 13th digit: Entity number of the same PAN in a state
  • 14th character: Alphabet “Z” (by default)
  • 15th digit: Check code (alpha or numeric)
For quicker validation, simply use the GSTIN search tool to confirm accuracy.

Yes. You can search GSTIN details using a registered trade name or legal name.

Yes. By entering the PAN of a registered business, you can view the list of GSTINs associated with that PAN.

You can verify instantly by entering the GSTIN in the online search tool. The system will display the business details, registration status, and whether the GSTIN is active.

GSTINs are public information. Businesses must display them at their registered premises and on invoices or bills of supply.

Accurate GSTINs are crucial for:

  • Claiming correct input tax credit
  • Filing GST returns without errors
  • Ensuring compliance with GST law
  • Verifying the credibility of suppliers or buyers

Yes. You can check the address linked to a GSTIN by searching it on the GST portal under “Search Taxpayer > Search by GSTIN/UIN.”

Enter the GSTIN in the search finder. The system will display whether the GSTIN is active or inactive.

You will see a list of GSTINs associated with that PAN, along with their registration status. You can also view details such as business name, address, type of entity, and nature of business.

Simply enter the GSTIN or company name in the search tool. If the business is registered, its GST details will be displayed.