Multiple GST registrations under a single PAN occur when a business operates in more than one state, or has additional places of business registered separately under GST. Each state registration gets a unique GSTIN with the same PAN embedded at positions 3–12.
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A Sharma Enterprise (PAN: BEIPS1902Q) has 2 GST registrations across 2 states (West Bengal, Maharashtra). Each state where a business has a place of business requires a separate GSTIN. All registrations are currently active.
All 2 registrations under PAN BEIPS1902Q are currently Active. However, always verify the specific GSTIN on the invoice matches the supplier's registered branch — different GSTINs are assigned per state. Use our real-time GSTIN checker to confirm status on the date of transaction.
A Sharma Enterprise is registered as a Proprietorship — a sole proprietorship. The PAN belongs to the individual proprietor, who is personally liable for all GST obligations. The entity type is extracted from the GSTIN record in the official GSTN database.
Under GST law, a business with a place of business (branch, office, warehouse, or factory) in a state must register separately in that state. A Sharma Enterprise operates in 2 states (West Bengal, Maharashtra), so it holds a separate GSTIN for each. When transacting with them, use the GSTIN corresponding to their branch in your state to ensure correct IGST/CGST+SGST treatment.
Character 13 of a GSTIN differentiates multiple registrations of the same PAN within the same state. The first registration gets "1", a second in the same state gets "2", and so on up to 9 then A–Z. Most businesses show "1". Seeing "2" or higher means the entity has more than one place of business in that state.