More than 60 lakh taxpayers enrolled on the GST portal between November 8, 2016 and April 30, 2017.
The enrolment process closed with effect from May 1 and the data of all those signed the enrolment form would be migrated to the new GST system.
The portal said the enrolment window will reopen at a later date for taxpayers who could not enrol themselves as well as for those who enrolled but did not sign the enrolment form.
Meanwhile, the department is running GST awareness campaigns across the country.
The GST, which will subsume most of the indirect taxes, is scheduled to be implemented from July 1.
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