MASTER BHANDAR KENDRIYA POLICE KALYAN BHANDAR CISF RTC ARAKKONAM, operating under GST number
33AAAGM1594G1ZG, is a
Government Department business registered in the state of
Tamil Nadu, India.
The business is legally owned by MASTER BHANDAR KENDRIYA POLICE KALYAN BHANDAR CISF RTC ARAKKONAM and has been
actively registered
under GST since 20 Oct 2021.
Compliance Snapshot
This GSTIN appears reasonably compliant. Verify recent filings before large transactions.
Registration Status
Active — GSTIN is valid and in good standing
50/50
Filing Recency
Last filed 28 Jan 2026 — possible gaps (over 6 months)
This is a regular taxpayer, so it charges GST on its invoices. You can claim ITC once it reports your invoice in its GSTR-1 and the invoice appears in your GSTR-2B.
It is enabled for e-invoicing on the GST portal, which generally means its turnover has crossed ₹5 crore in a year. Its B2B invoices should carry an IRN and a QR code; an invoice without them isn't a valid tax invoice and can't support an ITC claim.
GSTIN.cloud has tracked this registration since 22 Oct 2026.
No changes to its status, name, address or business details have been detected since then.
28 Jan 2026
Registration details last amended on the GST portal
GST portal
20 Oct 2021
Registered under GST
GST portal
Changes marked “Detected by GSTIN.cloud” are dated when a routine check noticed them, which can be after the change was made on the GST portal.
Nearby Businesses in Vellore
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Registration details come from the GST Network (GSTN) database. Contact details such as email address and phone number aren't published on the GST portal.
Frequently Asked Questions
The GST number of MASTER BHANDAR KENDRIYA POLICE KALYAN BHANDAR CISF RTC ARAKKONAM is 33AAAGM1594G1ZG.
The PAN number linked to GSTIN 33AAAGM1594G1ZG is AAAGM1594G. This PAN has 1 GST registration — view all on the PAN page.
The registered address is: OFFICE OF THE DIG, SURKSHA COMPUS, ARAKKONAM, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, 631152.
This is a regular taxpayer, so it charges GST on its invoices. You can claim ITC once it reports your invoice in its GSTR-1 and the invoice appears in your GSTR-2B.
