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SR. NO.
NAME OF STATE OR UNION 
TERRITORIES
TYPE
STATE CODE 
used for VAT 
TIN No.
VEHICLE SERIES 
FIRST TWO 
CHARACTERS
STATE CAPITAL
1 Jammu and Kashmir STATE 01 JK Srinagar / Jammu
2 Himachal Pradesh STATE 02 HP Shimla
3 Punjab STATE 03 PB Chandigarh
4 Chandigarh UT 04 CH Chandigarh
5 Uttarakhand STATE 05 UA Dehradun
6 Haryana STATE 06 HR Chandigarh
7 Delhi UT 07 DL Delhi
8 Rajasthan STATE 08 RJ Jaipur
9 Uttar Pradesh STATE 09 UP Lucknow
10 Bihar STATE 10 BR Patna
11 Sikkim STATE 11 SK Gangtok
12 Arunachal Pradesh STATE 12 AR Itanagar
13 Nagaland STATE 13 NL Kohima
14 Manipur STATE 14 MN Imphal
15 Mizoram STATE 15 MZ Aizawl
16 Tripura STATE 16 TR Agartala
17 Meghalaya STATE 17 ML Shillong
18 Assam STATE 18 AS Dispur
“INDIA” is world’s largest federal nature democracy consist colorful States and Union Territories.
Here Central and State / UT both needs revenue for their owned constitutional objects. In step of
reforms in State level taxation system for levy taxes on sale or purchase of goods, the States and
Union Territories has already implemented taxation system namely “Value Added Tax” and now
preparing for “Goods and Service Tax” (GST). The Tax Payer's Identification Number (TIN) is new
unique registration number that is used for identification of the dealers registered under VAT. It
consists of 11 digit numerals and will be unique throughout the country. First two digit of TIN No.
(out of 11 digit) is represented the State Code. By this, on the basis of first two digit of TIN No. one
can easily identify that TIN No is from which State. The given below is the list of State along with
their State code and other relevant information. This arrangement of States code is designed by the
Census of India and the same is adopted by the States/UT's. This may also help us in filing CST e-
Returns.
STATES CODE FOR "TAX PAYERS 
IDENTIFICATION" (TIN)
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SR. NO.
NAME OF STATE OR UNION 
TERRITORIES
TYPE
STATE CODE 
used for VAT 
TIN No.
VEHICLE SERIES 
FIRST TWO 
CHARACTERS
STATE CAPITAL
1 Jammu and Kashmir STATE 01 JK Srinagar / Jammu
2 Himachal Pradesh STATE 02 HP Shimla
3 Punjab STATE 03 PB Chandigarh
4 Chandigarh UT 04 CH Chandigarh
5 Uttarakhand STATE 05 UA Dehradun
6 Haryana STATE 06 HR Chandigarh
7 Delhi UT 07 DL Delhi
8 Rajasthan STATE 08 RJ Jaipur
9 Uttar Pradesh STATE 09 UP Lucknow
10 Bihar STATE 10 BR Patna
11 Sikkim STATE 11 SK Gangtok
12 Arunachal Pradesh STATE 12 AR Itanagar
13 Nagaland STATE 13 NL Kohima
14 Manipur STATE 14 MN Imphal
15 Mizoram STATE 15 MZ Aizawl
16 Tripura STATE 16 TR Agartala
17 Meghalaya STATE 17 ML Shillong
18 Assam STATE 18 AS Dispur
“INDIA” is world’s largest federal nature democracy consist colorful States and Union Territories.
Here Central and State / UT both needs revenue for their owned constitutional objects. In step of
reforms in State level taxation system for levy taxes on sale or purchase of goods, the States and
Union Territories has already implemented taxation system namely “Value Added Tax” and now
preparing for “Goods and Service Tax” (GST). The Tax Payer's Identification Number (TIN) is new
unique registration number that is used for identification of the dealers registered under VAT. It
consists of 11 digit numerals and will be unique throughout the country. First two digit of TIN No.
(out of 11 digit) is represented the State Code. By this, on the basis of first two digit of TIN No. one
can easily identify that TIN No is from which State. The given below is the list of State along with
their State code and other relevant information. This arrangement of States code is designed by the
Census of India and the same is adopted by the States/UT's. This may also help us in filing CST e-
Returns.
STATES CODE FOR "TAX PAYERS 
IDENTIFICATION" (TIN)
19 West Bengal STATE 19 WB Kolkata
20 Jharkhand STATE 20 JH Ranchi
21 Orissa STATE 21 OR Bhubaneswar
22 Chhattisgarh STATE 22 CG Raipur
23 Madhya Pradesh STATE 23 MP Bhopal
24 Gujarat STATE 24 GJ Gandhinagar
25 Daman and Diu UT 25 DD Daman
26 Dadra and Nagar Haveli UT 26 DN Silvassa
27 Maharashtra STATE 27 MH Mumbai
28 Andhra Pradesh STATE 28 AP Hyderabad
29 Karnataka STATE 29 KA Bangalore
30 Goa STATE 30 GA Panaji
31 Lakshadweep UT 31 LD Kavaratti
32 Kerala STATE 32 KL Thiruvananthapuram
33 Tamil Nadu STATE 33 TN Chennai
34 Puducherry UT 34 PY Puducherry
35
Andaman and Nicobar 
Islands UT 35 AN Port Blair
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1. What is the GST Act and what does it cover?
Ans. The Goods and Service Tax (GST) Act is a comprehensive tax reform introduced in India to simplify the indirect taxation system. It covers the levies on the supply of goods and services, and it replaces multiple indirect taxes such as excise duty, service tax, and value-added tax (VAT).
2. How does the GST Act impact businesses and consumers?
Ans. The GST Act has an impact on both businesses and consumers. For businesses, it simplifies the tax compliance process by providing a unified tax structure. It eliminates the cascading effect of taxes and allows seamless input tax credit, reducing the overall tax burden. For consumers, it aims to bring down the prices of goods and services by eliminating the hidden taxes and reducing the tax evasion.
3. What are the different types of GST under the GST Act?
Ans. The GST Act has categorized GST into three types - Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST), State Goods and Service Tax (SGST), and Integrated Goods and Service Tax (IGST). CGST is levied by the central government, SGST is levied by the state governments, and IGST is levied on inter-state transactions.
4. How is the GST Act administered and enforced?
Ans. The GST Act is administered and enforced by a dual administrative structure involving the central and state governments. The central government is responsible for the levy and collection of CGST and IGST, while the state government is responsible for the levy and collection of SGST. The GST Council, consisting of the central and state ministers, makes important decisions regarding the Act.
5. What are the benefits of the GST Act for the Indian economy?
Ans. The GST Act brings several benefits for the Indian economy. It promotes ease of doing business by simplifying the tax structure and reducing the compliance burden. It enhances tax revenues for both the central and state governments, leading to increased public spending on infrastructure and welfare programs. It also boosts economic growth by promoting trade and reducing tax evasion.
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