A Virtual Office for GST Registration (VPOB) is a facility that allows businesses to register for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) without having a physical office address. The VPOB provides businesses with a virtual address that can be used for official correspondence.

• Applicant’s name (Proprietorship/ Pvt/ LLP/ Partnership.
• Applicant Email ID & Mobile Number
• PAN Card, Aadhaar Card and Photo of Proprietor/Partners/Director
• Certificate of Incorporation/Partnership deed (Other than proprietor applicant)
• Board Resolution/Authority letter of appointment of authorised signatory (Other than proprietor applicant)
• Warehouse Documents

• Easy Access: We have virtual office addresses across major cities in India.
• Understands Situation: We guide you through the challenges and changes of your registration process, easing your burden and allowing you to focus on running your business.
• Experienced Team Of Professionals
• Affordable Pricing

Yes, VPOB is a legal and valid option for GST registration in India. The government has allowed businesses to register for GST using a VPOB address, as long as the virtual office provider is registered with the government and has obtained necessary approvals.

The main benefit of using a VPOB is that it allows businesses to register for GST without having a physical office space, which can save on costs. It also provides businesses with a professional business address and can enhance their credibility.

No, a VPOB cannot be used as a business address for all purposes. It can only be used for GST registration and official correspondence related to GST. Businesses must have a physical office space or a business address for other purposes such as banking, legal compliance, and registration with other authorities.

Yes, there are some restrictions on using a VPOB for GST registration. Businesses that opt for VPOB cannot use it as their principal place of business. Also, businesses that deal in goods must have a physical office space for storage and operations.