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Gumasta License – Registration Process & Documents Required

Gumasta License, also known as Shops and Establishment Registration, is a mandatory requirement for all businesses operating in India. This license is issued by the respective state municipal corporations or local bodies and is intended to regulate and monitor commercial establishments. It appears that you are referring to the Gumasta license, which is a mandatory registration for businesses in certain Indian states. This license is primarily related to the state of Maharashtra. The process of obtaining a Gumasta License includes specific steps and documentation.

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Gumasta License – Registration Process & Documents Required

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  1. TUESDAY Gumasta License – Registration Process & Documents Required 23 www.aiatindia.com

  2. Introduction • Gumasta License, also known as Shops and Establishment Registration, is a mandatory requirement for all businesses operating in India. This license is issued by the respective state municipal corporations or local bodies and is intended to regulate and monitor commercial establishments. It appears that you are referring to the Gumasta license, which is a mandatory registration for businesses in certain Indian states. This license is primarily related to the state of Maharashtra. The process of obtaining a Gumasta License includes specific steps and documentation.

  3. Registration Process: The registration process for obtaining a Gumasta License typically consists of the following steps: Eligibility Check: Before initiating the registration process, businesses must ensure they meet the eligibility criteria set by the local authorities. Generally, all businesses engaged in trade, commerce, or any other form of commercial activity are required to obtain a Gumasta License.

  4. Application Submission: Document Submission: Along with the application form, businesses must submit a set of specified documents. These documents may include proof of identity, proof of address, details of the business, and photographs of the establishment. Businesses need to submit an application for the Gumasta License to the relevant Municipal Corporation or local body. The application form is usually available online on the official website of the concerned authority.

  5. Verification: After the submission of the application and documents, the concerned authorities will verify the information provided. This may involve a physical inspection of the business premises to ensure compliance with local regulations.

  6. Payment of Fees: Once the verification is complete, businesses are required to pay the prescribed fees for obtaining the Gumasta License. The fee amount may vary depending on the state and the type of business. Issuance of License: After successful verification and fee payment, the Gumasta License is issued to the business. This license is usually valid for a specific period and needs to be renewed periodically.

  7. Essential Documents: The documents required for obtaining a Gumasta License may vary slightly depending on the state or local body. However, the common set of documents typically includes: Proof of Identity: 1. PAN card of the business owner or partners 2. Aadharcard or passport

  8. Number of Employees: Declare the number of employees working in your establishment. Proof of Address: Electricity bill or rent agreement for the business premises Aadhar card or passport Business Details: Name and nature of the business Details of business activities Number of employees, if any

  9. Photographs: Photographs of the business premises, both interior and exterior Additional Documents: No-objection certificate from the property owner Partnership deed or Memorandum of Association, if applicable

  10. Do you have any questions? info@aiatindia.com 9604121000 www.aiatindia.com THANKS!

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