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Withdrawal from Rule 14A – Simplified GST Registration

If a taxpayer registered under Rule 14A and no longer meets the eligibility conditions, they must withdraw from the simplified registration scheme

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Rule 14A – Simplified GST Registration: Detailed Explanation

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Understanding Unique Identification Number (UIN) under GST

UIN stands for Unique Identification Number. It is a special classification under GST

United Nations Organizations
2.    Specialized agencies of the United Nations
3.    Foreign diplomatic missions and embassies
4.    Consulates or consular posts in India
5.    Multilateral Financial Institutions and Organizations notified under the UN Privileges and Immunities Act, 1947
6.    Any other person or class of persons as notified by the Commissioner

Purpose of UIN Registration
1.    These entities do not supply taxable goods/services, so they are not regular taxpayers.
2.    However, they make inward purchases in India, which may be taxed.
3.    UIN allows them to claim a refund of GST paid on such inward supplies (purchases).

Key Features of UIN 

Feature

Details

Tax Filing

Required to file GSTR-11 to claim refunds.

Refunds

Refund of GST paid on inward supplies (if eligible).

No Output Tax

Cannot collect GST or issue tax invoices.

No ITC

Not entitled to claim or distribute ITC like regular taxpayers.

Not for business use

UIN is strictly for notified bodies, not for commercial business use.

 

Documents Required for UIN Application
1.    Authorization letter
2.    Entity registration proof (from the UN, foreign embassy, etc.)
3.    Address proof
4.    PAN (if available/applicable)
5.    Bank account details

Form Used for UIN Application
1.    GST REG-13: Application form for grant of UIN.
2.    The registration is granted using Form GST REG-06.

Return Filing – GSTR-11
1.    GSTR-11 is a statement of inward supplies for UIN holders.
2.    It includes details of:
      ·  Supplier's GSTIN
      ·  Invoice number
      ·  Taxable value
      ·  GST paid
3.    Form GSTR-11 is required to be filed on a quarterly basis. There is no due date for Filing of Form GSTR-11. A UIN holder may submit Form GSTR-11 at any time after the end of the relevant quarter.
4.    Filing of Form GSTR-11 is not mandatory for quarters in which the UIN holder has not received any inward supplies. However, Form GSTR-11 must be filed for the relevant quarter before submitting a refund claim in Form GST RFD-10.

Practical Example
Suppose the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi purchases office supplies from an Indian vendor and pays GST on the invoice. Since the embassy is not a taxable entity, it uses its UIN to file GSTR-11 and claim a refund of the GST paid on that purchase.

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