Why the Thresholds limit of Composition scheme is high and Normal Taxpayer is low?

THRESHOLD LIMITS EXPLAINED

Threshold limit for composition scheme and Normal taxpayer is neither high or Low.

You have to just understand the applicability which I am going to explain now.

The threshold limit of a Normal tax payer showing ₹ 40 Lakhs and ₹ 20 Lakhs is the aggregate turnover showing the eligibility of getting registered under GST.

That means if any taxpayer whose aggregate turnover of a single Financial year exceeds from ₹ 40 lakhs (for sale of goods) and ₹ 20 lakhs ( for service providers) then that taxpayer becomes eligible for registration under GST and Simple Registration under GST does not means that you are enrolled as normal taxpayer or as a composition taxpayer.

Getting registered under a GST is just a first step and after that Taxpayer have to select that under which option he/she lies and Which option taxpayer wants to get enrolled.

Now when You are registered under GST your GST Account will ask you to choose option for either normal taxpayer or for composition scheme. Then if Tax payers turnover is less than 1.5 crore then go for composition scheme or if the Turnover is More than 1.5 crore then go for Normal taxpayer. Now in normal taxpayer also there is two options, first option of filling returns Monthly and second option of filling returns quarterly that is IFF scheme (https://www.gst-return-filling.com/2021/01/iff-under-qrmp-scheme.html).

for more clearer view check the table below:

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