Selling at an exhibition or pop-up in another state for a few days? You may need a Casual Taxable Person registration. Here's the gist.
If you make taxable supplies in a state where you have no fixed place of business — say a trade fair or a seasonal pop-up — you may need to register as a Casual Taxable Person (CTP) for that period.
If you'll have an ongoing presence or store stock in a state, a regular GSTIN on a virtual office is the better long-term route. CTP is for genuinely temporary, one-off activity.
CTP timing and deposits are situation-specific. Our team can tell you whether CTP or a regular registration fits your plans.
Our in-house CA & CS team set up your virtual office, VPOB and GST end to end — from ₹15,290/yr.
💬 Talk to our team View plans →Someone making taxable supplies in a state where they have no fixed place of business, registered temporarily for a defined period with advance tax deposited.
Often yes, if you'll sell there without a fixed place of business. For ongoing presence, a regular registration is better.
No. CTP is temporary; a VPOB-based GSTIN is a regular, ongoing registration.
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