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# Paying India Goods and Services Tax (GST)

### How to Add Your GST Number <a href="#undefined" id="undefined"></a>

**Step One:** Go to [Settings](https://app.pump.co/settings) --> [Company](https://app.pump.co/settings#company)

**Step Two:** Add a Tax Identification Number (TIN)

**Step Three:** Click Save

### About Paying GST <a href="#undefined" id="undefined"></a>

For customers using Amazon Web Services India Private Limited (AWS India), paying GST is required. As an AWS Reseller of AWS India Private Limited, we work with Ingram Micro as our authorized distributor in India. All purchases made by customers in India go through us and Ingram. Because Ingram is an India-registered entity, they’re required to charge GST as per local tax laws. Even though Pump is a US-based company, the involvement of a local reseller makes the sale a domestic transaction, which means GST applies.

### I have a US Entity, Do I have to Pay GST? <a href="#undefined" id="undefined"></a>

Even if you have a non-Indian entity (like a US company that pays the bills), you must have your account be created through AWS Inc, and not AWS India. You must still pay GST if you are using **AWS India**. Ask <support@pump.co> if you are using AWS India or AWS Inc.


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