"So far, 26.7 per cent of 88,201 tax payers registered with the Central Excise and Service Tax have migrated to GSTN," Central Excise (service tax) chief commissioner R K Sharma said here today on the sidelines of a GST awarness programme.
The deadline for migration registration for GST is still March 31, though there are indications that the last date might be extended.
Asked why the migration registration was still low, Kolkata service tax commissioner S K Panda said that it might be that tax payers, who registered with the state, had in fact registered through their network only.
"We will review of migration after March 31," he said.
Officials said that GSTN network was ready and trials had been carried out with a few thousand taxpayers as pilot.
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