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Sejal J. Parmar

GST Practitioner registered with the GST Department under enrolment PID 242000004888GPL. She handles registrations, monthly and annual returns, LUT applications and departmental notices for Harsiddhi Services clients — and writes the GST and tax content on this site.

GST Practitioner PID 242000004888GPL 800+ GST registrations Vadodara, Gujarat
Credentials

What a registered GST Practitioner is — and why it matters

A GST Practitioner is enrolled with the GST Department under the Goods and Services Tax framework and authorised to undertake specified work on a taxpayer’s behalf: filing registration applications, furnishing returns, making amendments and appearing in certain departmental matters. It is not a title anyone can adopt. Enrolment carries an identifying number, and Sejal’s is PID 242000004888GPL.

The practical difference shows up when something goes wrong. A great deal of GST work is straightforward until a notice arrives, a registration is flagged, or a return has to be corrected across periods. At that point it matters whether the person handling your file understands the statutory position or is simply operating the portal.

Harsiddhi Services has completed more than 800 GST registrations since 2017, alongside ongoing monthly and quarterly filing for businesses across Vadodara and Gujarat — proprietors, partnerships, LLPs, private limited companies, professionals and marketplace sellers on Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho.

Areas of work

What she handles

  • GST registration — new GSTIN for every entity type, at a published ₹499, with no government fee to register. See how registration works.
  • Return filing — GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B monthly or quarterly, at ₹499 a month, including the QRMP scheme where it suits the business.
  • Annual returns — GSTR-9 and reconciliation where applicable.
  • LUT applications for exporters supplying without payment of integrated tax.
  • Departmental notices — reading what has actually been asked, and replying to it properly and on time.
  • Amendments and cancellation — changes of address, business details and authorised signatory, plus cancellation and revocation.
  • Composition scheme advice — whether it genuinely suits a business, or quietly costs it input credit.

Deeper GST material lives on the firm’s specialist site, GujaratGST.in. Documentation work outside tax — gazette, passport, PAN, DSC and e-stamp — is handled by Jayrajsinh Parmar.

How she works

Two things she will tell you before taking your money

Whether you actually need to register. Not every business does, and registering early creates a permanent filing obligation with late fees attached to every missed period. Our guide on whether you need GST registration exists so people can answer that before they call.

Whether the composition scheme will help or hurt. The lower rate looks attractive and it costs you input tax credit, which is the wrong trade for many businesses. The honest answer depends on your customers and your purchases, and it takes five minutes to work out. The comparison is written up here.

Filing deadlines carry statutory late fees and interest that accumulate daily, and no practitioner can waive them. What we can do is make sure the deadline is met — which is why filing clients get a reminder before the date, not a bill after it.