Current Account
Running a business in India means staying compliant with several financial norms, two of the most important being GST (Goods and Services Tax) and a Current Account. While GST helps standardize taxation across the country, a Current Account ensures smooth day-to-day business transactions. Let’s understand how these two work individually and how they complement each other in business operations.
GST is a comprehensive, multi-stage tax levied on the supply of goods and services. Introduced in 2017, it replaced multiple indirect taxes and brought uniformity to the taxation system across India. Every business with a turnover above a certain threshold must register for GST and file regular returns.
A Current Account is a type of bank account specifically designed for businesses. It allows unlimited transactions, higher cash deposit limits, and access to banking tools that support daily operations.
At AU Small Finance Bank, our Current Account offerings are tailored for diverse business needs—from startups and retailers to corporates and professionals. With benefits like doorstep banking, QR-based transaction benefits, and customizable account types, we ensure your business runs seamlessly.
Yes, if you're a sole proprietor or just starting out, you can still open a Current Account with AU Small Finance Bank. While GST is important, it is not mandatory for account opening in all cases. You can begin operations and add GST details once you're registered.
Whether you’re just launching your venture or scaling up, understanding GST and maintaining a dedicated Current Account go hand in hand. At AU Small Finance Bank, we make it easier by offering a variety of Current Accounts suited to different business types—with both GST-compliant and zero balance options available.
Explore our Current Account offerings or visit your nearest AU Small Finance Bank branch.