Para 7 – Draft-Bills-Reports – Business Processes for GST on Registration Processes in GST Regime – Report on – Business Processes for GST on Registration Processes in GST Regime [July 2015] – Para 7 – 7.0 Migration of existing registrants 7.1Existing registrants are those who are either registered with States or with the Centre or with both. 7.2 In case of such registrants, the system shall be designed to migrate cleaned and verified data from the existing database to the GST Common Portal and a GSTIN shall be generated. With regard to the migration of data of the existing registrants, following steps are necessary: (1) The process of migration of data must be started sufficiently in advance so that the business of existing registrants does not suffer and transition from the present system to GST is smooth. (2) At present, tax payers are separately registered with State and/ or with Central tax administrations or with both based on their business activity. In the GST regime, a taxpay
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to wrong or incomplete results on query. c) The data from States also shows that they do not have scanned copies of supporting documents for mandatory fields like principle place of business, photos of MD or Karta etc. in their database. This again will have to be collected from them. Since, lots of reports will be using registration database, purity of registration data will be of paramount importance. Migrating half-complete and incorrect data from existing registration databases to GST database will adversely impact the reports and intelligence derived out of it. Thus data will have to be collected afresh from the existing taxpayers. GSTIN can be issued based on State and validated PAN. In case of taxpayers under Excise and VAT, source of data for issuing GSTIN should be VAT data as in most cases Excise assesse will also be registered under VAT. For taxpayers under Service Tax the source of data for issuing GSTIN should be Service Tax. Out of six mandatory data fields in the GST Re
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onal. iii. The data so collected by GSTN/NSDL will be provided to States so that they can undertake the verification exercise as per their convenience after 1/4/2016 in a staggered manner spread over a period of one to two quarters so that it does affect the working of the tax authorities. This is being suggested as the dealer is already registered with VAT department. iv. In case, PAN has been validated but the email or mobile numbers of dealers are not available, such dealers may be advised through newspaper advertisement to visit the GST portal and use the following data for user authentication: 1. VAT-TIN 2. PAN 3. Date of Birth/Date of Incorporation in DDMMYYYY format. (This data is available with PAN Database) i. Date of birth of proprietor in case of Proprietorship firm. ii. Date of incorporation in case of all other types of dealers. v. In those cases where PAN has not been validated, State VAT department will have to collect the taxpayers. (5) In case of Service Tax, the taxpa
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