GST State Code explained: this guide covers what it means, who it applies to, the step-by-step process, documents required, fees, due dates and penalties in India — so you can stay compliant with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.
The GST state code for Andhra Pradesh is 37. This two-digit code is the first part of every GSTIN registered in Andhra Pradesh and identifies the state for GST purposes.
GST State Code for Andhra Pradesh
| State | Andhra Pradesh |
| GST State Code | 37 |
| Capital | Amaravati |
How the code appears in a GSTIN
A GSTIN is a 15-character number. The first two digits are the state code — so every GSTIN issued in Andhra Pradesh begins with 37. The next ten characters are the PAN, followed by an entity code, a default digit and a checksum.
GST jurisdiction in Andhra Pradesh
- Every taxpayer in Andhra Pradesh is assigned to either a Central or State GST jurisdiction (division, range and commissionerate)
- You can find your jurisdiction on your GST registration certificate (REG-06) or by searching your GSTIN on the GST portal
- Intra-state supplies in Andhra Pradesh attract CGST + SGST; inter-state supplies attract IGST
Staying compliant in Andhra Pradesh
Beyond this, every business operating in Andhra Pradesh needs to keep its core registrations and filings up to date:
- GST registration and returns (the Andhra Pradesh state code is 37)
- Shop & Establishment registration for the premises and staff
- Professional tax deduction and payment (levied in Andhra Pradesh)
- Income-tax filing, TDS and proper bookkeeping
More Andhra Pradesh guides
- Minimum Wages in Andhra Pradesh
- Professional Tax: Slabs & Registration in Andhra Pradesh
- Road Tax: Rates & Calculation in Andhra Pradesh
- Shop & Establishment Act in Andhra Pradesh
- Stamp Duty & Registration Charges in Andhra Pradesh
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