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GST State Code 07: Delhi
Every GSTIN registered in Delhi starts with 07. Here is what the code means for your invoices, which tax head applies, and how to check a GSTIN.
- GST state code
- 07
- State / UT
- Delhi
- Type
- Union Territory with legislature
- Capital
- New Delhi
- Local (intra-State) supply
- CGST + SGST
- Supply to another state
- IGST
How 07 appears in a GSTIN
- Digits 1–2 (07): the state code, which shows the registration is in Delhi.
- Characters 3–12: the PAN of the business or proprietor (illustrative PAN shown).
- Character 13: the entity number for registrations under the same PAN in this state (1–9, then A–Z).
- Character 14: "Z" by default.
- Character 15: a check character calculated from the first 14. Verify it with the GSTIN validator.
Check if a GSTIN is from Delhi
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Good to know about code 07
Delhi is a Union Territory with a legislature, so local supplies carry CGST + SGST (not UTGST). Supplies to Noida or Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh, 09) and Gurugram or Faridabad (Haryana, 06) are inter-State.
CGST, SGST/UTGST or IGST for Delhi
Compare the supplier's state code with the place of supply. If both are 07, the supply is intra-State and the rate is split as CGST + SGST. If the place of supply is in any other state or UT, the full rate is charged as IGST.
| Supply from Delhi (07) to | Code | Tax |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi (same state) | 07 | CGST + SGST |
| Haryana | 06 | IGST |
| Uttar Pradesh | 09 | IGST |
Not sure where the place of supply is? Use the place of supply calculator, or let the GST invoice generator pick the tax head from both GSTINs.