A Business Registration Number (BRN) is a unique identifier assigned to a business by the government. It is used to recognize the business entity and track its activities. The BRN can be either a state tax ID number or a Registered Identification Number. After obtaining a BRN, relevant authorities can access the business’s details online, which facilitates easier registration and management of business activities. The BRN is typically issued for free and can be obtained by applying online.
The following documents are typically needed for obtaining a BRN:
The BRN acts as a unique identifier for your business, ensuring its legal recognition and allowing for easy tracking of its activities by government authorities.
You can apply for a BRN through the official online portal. After providing the necessary details and uploading required documents, the BRN will be issued.
Yes, both sole proprietors and other types of businesses (such as partnerships, companies, etc.) can apply for a BRN.
Yes, a BRN is necessary for opening a corporate account under the name of your business entity.
If your BRN application is rejected, you can view the reasons through the “Print BRN” option and rectify the issue. The application can then be updated using the “Update BRN” option without needing to apply for a new one.
Yes, you can update or cancel your BRN online through the official portal if any changes are required.
The BRN is usually processed and issued promptly after the online submission of your application and documents.
Yes, the BRN is generally a one-time registration, though it must be kept updated if any major changes occur within your business.