GST Migration for Excise assessees to start from 05\/01\/2017 and Service Tax assessees from 09\/01\/2017
By: – Bimal jain
Goods and Services Tax – GST
Dated:- 5-1-2017<\/p>\n
Dear Professional Colleague,
\nGST Migration for Excise assessees to start from 05\/01\/2017 and Service Tax assessees from 09\/01\/2017
\nIn series of events to witness the GST light of the day, enrolment of existing registrants in indirect taxes was made open for the assessees presently registered with State Tax or VAT in Puducherry, the first in the Country (along with Sikkim), from November 8, 2016. On the same day, GST System Portal 'www.gst.gov.in' (“GSTN Portal”) was launched by the Government of India.
\nEnrolment under GST means validating the data of existing taxpayers and filling up the remaining key fields. In this regard, the schedule of the GST enrolment plan (State-wise) was also provided by the Government. GST enrolment schedule has now been revised and the details have been made more precise along <\/p>\n
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\nParticulars
\nStart date
\nEnd date
\nNew registration under VAT\/Service Tax\/Central Excise after August 2016
\nFebruary 1, 2017
\nMarch 20, 2017
\n * Also, the percentage of assessees migrated till date (State-wise) has also been provided which shows highest GST enrolment in the state of Gujarat (i.e. 78.36%).
\nGST enrolment schedule:
\nThe revised schedule of the enrolment activation drive for States is given below for ease reference:
\nState
\nStart Date
\nEnd Date
\n% Enrolled
\nPuducherry
\n08-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n41.02%
\nSikkim
\n08-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n43.27%
\nMaharashtra
\n14-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n41.54%
\nGoa
\n14-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n46.40%
\nDaman and Diu
\n14-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n42.63%
\nDadra and Nagar Haveli
\n14-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n24.96%
\nChhattisgarh
\n14-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n74.49%
\nGujarat
\n15-11-2016
\n07-12-2016
\n78.36%
\nOdisha
\n30-11-2016
\n15-12-2016
\n24.85%
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\n15-01-2017
\n1.04%
\nAndhra Pradesh
\n01-01-2017
\n15-01-2017
\n1.86%
\nEnrolment of Taxpayers who are registered under Central Excise Act but not registered under State VAT
\n05-01-2017
\n31-01-2017
\nNot Yet Started
\nEnrolment of Taxpayers who are registered under Service Tax Act but not registered under State VAT
\n09-01-2017
\n31-01-2017
\nNot Yet Started
\nNew registration under VAT\/Service Tax\/Central Excise after August 2016
\n01-02-2017
\n20-03-2017
\nNot Yet Started
\nSource: https:\/\/www.gst.gov.in\/enrolplan
\n8th GST Council meeting begins on January 3, 2017: The Council will meet representatives of six crucial sectors
\nThe GST Council has begun its crucial two-day meeting today in New Delhi, as it looks to find a middle path on sharing of administrative powers between the Centre and the States that is acceptable to both sides. The meeting will also look to finalize the Integrated GST bill. A consensus will help the Centre to table the supporting legislations in the budget session of the Pa<\/p>\n
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