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17 Important Abbreviations Related to GST


GST implementation mandated registration for certain persons.

There are some abbreviations one has to be aware of at the time of registration.

The following is a curated list that one can refer to anytime. Not only for the registrants, but also anyone who is interested in knowing the details of GST.

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Following are the 17 Important terms and abbreviations necessary for us to be aware of

  1. ARN - Application Reference Number
  2. CBEC - Central Board of Excise and Customs
  3. FLLP - Foreign Limited Liability Partnership
  4. GST - Goods and Services Tax
  5. LLP - Limited Liability Partnership
  6. OTP - One Time Password
  7. VAT - Value Added Tax
  8. CGST - Central Goods and Services Tax
  9. IGST - Integrated Goods and Services Tax
  10. SGST - State Goods and Services Tax
  11. UIN - Unique Identity Number
  12. UTGST - Union Territory Goods and Services Tax Act
  13. SEZ - Special Economic Zones
  14. ISD - Input Service Distributor
  15. CTP - Casual Taxable Person
  16. AOP - Association of Persons
  17. BOI - Body of Individuals
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