GST Daily Registration Updates (30-01-2026)

State CodeState NameNewCancelledUpdatedInactiveExpiredOthersTotal Records
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Note: GST registration data is compiled from publicly available sources and reflects reported status as of the update date.

Why Understanding Indian GST Registration Trends Matters

Daily GST registration and cancellation data offers a high-frequency view of business formation, compliance behaviour, and economic participation across India. When observed consistently, these trends provide actionable insights that are not visible in periodic filings or aggregate reports.

How to Read This Table
  • New: Represents fresh GST registrations added on the given date. Consistently higher numbers indicate increased formal business activity.
  • Cancelled: Reflects GSTINs cancelled due to closure, merger, or voluntary exit. Rising cancellations may signal consolidation or stress in specific regions.
  • Updated: Includes profile changes such as amendments in business details, address, or constitution, indicating compliance activity rather than entry or exit.
  • Inactive / Expired: Indicates GSTINs that have lapsed due to non-filing or compliance failures, often highlighting enforcement action or filing fatigue.
  • Total Records: The net count of GST registration-related activities recorded for the state on the selected date.
Benefits
1. Early Indicator of Business Formation Activity

New GST registrations reflect the pace at which enterprises are entering the formal economy. A sustained rise often indicates expansion in trade, services, or manufacturing at the ground level, particularly across specific states or sectors.

2. Visibility into Business Exits and Consolidation

GST cancellations highlight closures, mergers, restructurings, or compliance exits. Analysing cancellation trends helps identify stress points in the economy and regions experiencing contraction or regulatory pressure.

3. Regional and State-Level Economic Signals

State-wise registration movement reveals where economic activity is accelerating or slowing. These patterns are useful for regional comparison, policy analysis, and identifying emerging commercial hubs.

4. Assessment of Compliance Behaviour

Trends in inactive and expired registrations provide insight into compliance discipline. A rising proportion of inactive or expired GSTINs may signal enforcement actions, filing fatigue, or structural issues in certain taxpayer segments.

5. High-Frequency Operational Barometer for the Economy

While GST registration data is not a substitute for macroeconomic indicators, its daily cadence makes it a practical operational barometer. When interpreted cautiously, it helps professionals track near-term business sentiment, formalisation trends, and economic momentum across India.