[Solved] Suppose a dealer who is a resident of Delhi has business places both at Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. From where does he have to take GST registration?

Q.	Suppose a dealer who is a resident of Delhi has business places both at Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. From where does he have to take GST registration?
A.	From Delhi only
B.	From Uttar Pradesh only
C.	He has to take separate GST registration both at Delhi and Uttar Pradesh with the same PAN
D.	From either of the states
Answer» C. He has to take separate GST registration both at Delhi and Uttar Pradesh with the same PAN

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