Resources to Learn GST Registration

Learning about GST registration is essential for businesses and individuals looking to comply with tax regulations. Below are various resources to help you gain a thorough understanding of GST registration:

1. Blogs


2. Websites & Portals


3. Books

  • GST Law & Practice by V.S Datey

  • GST Made Simple by M. Govindarajan

  • Handbook on GST in India by Rakesh Garg

  • Conceptual Aspects of GST by K.K. Agrawal


4. Courses

Free Courses:

Paid Courses:


5. YouTube Channels & Playlists


6. Social Media Resources


Conclusion

With the right resources, understanding GST registration can be simplified. Explore these blogs, courses, YouTube tutorials, and social media channels to stay updated and enhance your GST knowledge.

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