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Searching for a mobile shop's full accessory list? The mobile accessories HSN code guide covers every item with its rate.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile phones | 8517 | 18% GST |
| Mobile back cover / phone case (plastic)Classified by material — a plastic cover is 3926, a leather cover is 4202. Both are 18%. | 3926 | 18% GST |
| Leather phone cover | 4202 | 18% GST |
| Earbuds / TWS earphones | 8518 | 18% GST |
| Headphones | 8518 | 18% GST |
| Mobile charger / adapter | 8504 | 18% GST |
| Power bank | 8507 | 18% GST |
| Mobile battery | 8507 | 18% GST |
| Data cable / USB cable | 8544 | 18% GST |
| Screen guard / tempered glass | 7007 | 18% GST |
| Bluetooth speaker | 8518 | 18% GST |
| Memory card / pen drive | 8523 | 18% GST |
| Laptops / computers | 8471 | 18% GST |
Mobile accessories are classified by what each item is and what it is made of, so one shop bills several different HSN codes — all of them at 18%.
The full basket with rates is in the FMCG and kirana GST rate list.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Nil-rated kirana items | ||
| Rice (loose, unbranded)Loose and unbranded rice is nil-rated; the same rice packaged under a brand attracts 5%. | 1006 | 0% GST |
| Wheat (loose, unbranded) | 1001 | 0% GST |
| Atta (unbranded, loose) | 1101 | 0% GST |
| Pulses and dal (loose) | 0713 | 0% GST |
| Salt | 2501 | 0% GST |
| Fresh milk (loose) | 0401 | 0% GST |
| UHT milk (tetra pack) | 0401 | 0% GST |
| Loose paneer | 0406 | 0% GST |
| Roti and chapati | 1905 | 0% GST |
| Paratha and parotta | 1905 | 0% GST |
| 5% kirana items | ||
| Rice (branded, packaged) | 1006 | 5% GST |
| Sugar (packaged) | 1701 | 5% GST |
| Tea (packaged) | 0902 | 5% GST |
| Coffee (regular packaged) | 0901 | 5% GST |
| Edible oils (all varieties) | 1507–1516 | 5% GST |
| SpicesThe exact heading depends on the spice — verify the individual product. | 0904–0910 | 5% GST |
| Bar soap | 3401 | 5% GST |
| Shampoo | 3305 | 5% GST |
| Hair oil | 3305 | 5% GST |
| Toothpaste | 3306 | 5% GST |
| Detergent powder and bars | 3402 | 5% GST |
| Packaged water | 2201 | 5% GST |
| Biscuits | 1905 | 5% GST |
| Namkeen / bhujia | 2106 | 5% GST |
| 18% kirana items | ||
| Deodorant | 3307 | 18% GST |
| Perfume and cologne | 3303 | 18% GST |
| 40% kirana items | ||
| Carbonated cold drinks | 2202 | 40% GST |
| Energy drinks | 2202 | 40% GST |
Loose and unbranded staples are nil-rated; the same staple packaged under a brand attracts 5%. The branded-versus-loose distinction is the single biggest source of kirana billing errors.
Full lists: saree HSN codes and readymade garment HSN codes.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Saree, silk (85%+ silk)A plain saree is fabric, not apparel — 5% at any price. The ₹2,500 threshold does not apply. | 5007 | 5% GST |
| Saree, cotton (up to 200 g/m²)Flat 5% at any price — the ₹2,500 threshold governs stitched apparel only. | 5208 | 5% GST |
| Saree, cotton (above 200 g/m²) | 5209 | 5% GST |
| Saree, zari-bordered cotton | 5209 | 5% GST |
| Saree, synthetic / art silk | 5407 | 5% GST |
| Blouse piece (unstitched)An unstitched blouse piece takes the saree's own HSN and stays at 5%. A stitched blouse moves to Chapter 62 and picks up the price band. | 5208 / 5407 | 5% GST |
| Fabric by the metre / dress materialUnstitched fabric is 5% at any price, even when embroidered — CBIC Circular 13/13/2017-CGST. | 5208 / 5407 | 5% GST |
| T-shirts / vests5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6109 | 5% GST |
| Men's shirts5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. Knitted shirts are 6105, woven 6205. | 6105 / 6205 | 5% GST |
| Women's shirts / blouses5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6106 / 6206 | 5% GST |
| Trousers and jeans (men's)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6103 / 6203 | 5% GST |
| Ladies dress / skirt5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6104 / 6204 | 5% GST |
| Kurti / kurta (women's)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. Loose-cut kurtis may fall under 6211 — check the cut. | 6206 | 5% GST |
| Saree blouse (stitched)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6206 | 5% GST |
| Dupatta / stole (finished)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6214 | 5% GST |
| Lehenga (stitched)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6204 | 5% GST |
| Sweater / cardigan5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6110 | 5% GST |
| Innerwear / nightwear (men's)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6107 / 6207 | 5% GST |
| Innerwear / nightwear (women's)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6108 / 6208 | 5% GST |
| Babies' garments5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. | 6111 / 6209 | 5% GST |
| Pre-stitched / ready-to-wear saree5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per piece, otherwise 18%. Reads on the price you actually sell at, not the MRP. Stitching moves a saree out of the fabric chapters into Chapter 62. | 6204 | 5% GST |
Sarees are commonly quoted at 4 digits on invoices. Businesses above ₹5 crore turnover need 6 digits; exporters need the full 8-digit tariff item. See how many digits you need.
Full lists: paint HSN codes and cement and construction HSN codes.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Emulsion / water-based wall paintThe code follows what the product is, not who makes it — Asian Paints, Berger, Nerolac, Dulux or a local brand, an emulsion is 3209 and an enamel is 3208, both at 18%. | 3209 | 18% GST |
| Enamel / oil-based paint | 3208 | 18% GST |
| Primer / undercoatSolvent-based primers sit under 3208, water-based under 3209. | 3208 / 3209 | 18% GST |
| Distemper | 3210 | 18% GST |
| Spray paint / aerosol | 3208 | 18% GST |
| Varnish / wood finish / lacquer | 3208 | 18% GST |
| Wall putty | 3214 | 18% GST |
| Paint thinner | 3814 | 18% GST |
| Cement (all types)The cement inside a bag is taxed as cement under 2523. An empty sack has its own code — woven plastic under 3923, textile under 6305. | 2523 | 18% GST |
| Cement articles (blocks, pavers, RCC pipes) | 6810 | 18% GST |
| Clay / fly-ash bricks | 6901 | 5% GST |
| Natural sand | 2505 | 5% GST |
| Crushed stone / aggregate / gravel | 2517 | 5% GST |
| TMT steel bars and rods | 7213 / 7214 | 18% GST |
| Ready-mix concrete (RMC) | 3824 | 18% GST |
| Ceramic / vitrified tiles | 6907 / 6908 | 18% GST |
| PVC pipes and fittings | 3917 | 18% GST |
The complete list including nil-rated lifesaving drugs is in the medicine GST rate list.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Medicines — tablets, capsules, syrups, injectionsMost finished formulations sit at 5%. A single heading can hold products at different rates — verify the individual product. | 3004 | 5% GST |
| Paracetamol tablets | 3004 | 5% GST |
| Notified lifesaving drugsA notified list of lifesaving drugs is nil-rated. Everything outside that list attracts its normal slab. | 3004 | 0% GST |
| Bandages, gauze and dressings | 3005 | 5% GST |
| Diagnostic kits and reagents | 3822 | 5% GST |
| Surgical masks | 6307 | 5% GST |
| Ayurvedic / AYUSH medicinesAll four AYUSH systems are taxed at 5%, the same rate as allopathic medicines. Verify the exact tariff item under Chapter 30 (headings 3001–3006). | Chapter 30 | 5% GST |
| Clinical thermometerBP monitors, glucometers and nebulisers moved from 18% to 5% under GST 2.0. Devices sit under Chapter 90, classified separately from medicines under Chapter 30 even though both now carry 5% — verify the exact tariff item for your product. | Chapter 90 | 5% GST |
| BP monitorBP monitors, glucometers and nebulisers moved from 18% to 5% under GST 2.0. Devices sit under Chapter 90, classified separately from medicines under Chapter 30 even though both now carry 5% — verify the exact tariff item for your product. | Chapter 90 | 5% GST |
| GlucometerBP monitors, glucometers and nebulisers moved from 18% to 5% under GST 2.0. Devices sit under Chapter 90, classified separately from medicines under Chapter 30 even though both now carry 5% — verify the exact tariff item for your product. Test strips are billed separately — see diagnostic kits and reagents. | Chapter 90 | 5% GST |
A single broad category can hold products at different rates depending on the exact tariff entry. Verify the individual product before filing.
Every code and the threshold rules are in the footwear HSN codes.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Leather footwear (formal shoes, boots)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. | 6403 | 5% GST |
| Sports shoes / sneakers (textile upper)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. | 6404 | 5% GST |
| Rubber chappals / plastic slippers5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. | 6402 | 5% GST |
| Waterproof footwear / gumboots (moulded)5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. | 6401 | 5% GST |
| Sandals5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. The heading follows the upper material. | 6402 / 6403 / 6404 | 5% GST |
| School shoes5% if sale value is ₹2,500 or less per pair, otherwise 18%. ₹2,500 is inclusive — a pair at exactly ₹2,500 is 5%. The heading follows the upper material. | 6402 / 6403 / 6404 | 5% GST |
| Footwear parts (soles, heels, uppers, insoles)Footwear parts carry a flat 18% at any price — the ₹2,500 threshold does not reach them. A rubber sole sold at ₹90 is billed at 18%, not 5%. | 6406 | 18% GST |
The ₹2,500 threshold applies per pair, not per bill, and reads on transaction value rather than MRP. Footwear parts are the exception — they carry a flat 18% at any price.
Making charges, old-gold exchange and the full code list are in the jewellery HSN codes.
| Product | HSN code | GST rate |
|---|---|---|
| Gold jewellery (finished)Precious-metal jewellery carries a special 3% rate that sits outside the four GST slabs. | 7113 | 3% GST |
| Silver jewellery / ornaments | 7113 | 3% GST |
| Diamond / stone-studded gold jewellery | 7113 | 3% GST |
| Imitation / artificial jewellery | 7117 | 18% GST |
| Making charges (service, SAC 9988)Making charges are a service under SAC 9988 at 5%, billed separately from the 3% on the metal itself. | 9988 | 5% GST |
| Old gold exchange (value addition only)GST does not apply to the old gold a customer returns — that is disposal of a personal asset, not a supply. Tax applies only to the value addition: the new gold added over and above the old at 3%, plus making charges on the new piece at 5%. On a 15-gram old chain swapped for a 20-gram new one, charge 3% on the extra 5 grams, not on the full 20. A registered jeweller who buys old gold from the public to resell may instead fall under the margin scheme (Rule 32(5)), taxing only the profit margin, subject to conditions. | 7113 | 3% GST |
Gold and silver jewellery carry a special 3% rate that sits outside the four GST slabs, and making charges are billed separately at 5%.
Related products people look up together
Shopkeepers rarely look up a single HSN code. A mobile dealer who checks the code for a handset needs the cover, the charger and the earbuds in the same billing session, so the chains below follow the way each counter actually bills.
What is an HSN code?
HSN (Harmonized System of Nomenclature) is an internationally accepted system for classifying goods. India adopted it for GST in 2017.
Every product maps to an HSN code, and that code determines the GST rate you charge on the invoice. Using the right code keeps your filings clean and your buyers' input tax credit safe.
How an HSN code is structured
HSN was developed by the World Customs Organization and is used by 200+ countries. India adopted it for GST in July 2017. The code reads in layers:
- First 2ChapterThe broad product category.
- Next 2HeadingNarrows the category down.
- Next 2Sub-headingA specific product group.
- Last 2Tariff itemAdded by India — used for the 8-digit export/import code.
For most small businesses, 4 digits are enough on invoices. The code must match the product you sell — a wrong code means a wrong tax rate.
What are the GST slabs in 2026?
India's GST slabs since 22 September 2025 are 0%, 5%, 18% and 40%. The 12% and 28% slabs were removed and their items redistributed, mostly downward.
Two consequences for anyone billing today. First, any rate list, software or printed chart still showing 12% or 28% is out of date and will produce wrong invoices. Second, a handful of categories moved slab, so a code you have used for years may now carry a different rate.
Two categories are priced by band rather than by a single slab. Apparel and footwear attract 5% at or below ₹2,500 per piece or pair, and 18% above it, per Notification 9/2025-Central Tax (Rate) dated 17 September 2025. If a discount takes the selling price below the threshold, the lower rate applies to that sale.
A small set of goods sits in the 40% band, which covers items such as aerated and sugar-sweetened drinks. Gold, silver and other precious-metal jewellery sit outside the four slabs on a special 3% rate, with making charges taxed separately at 5%.
0%
Exempt and nil-rated essentials.
5%
Most food, medicines, apparel and footwear up to the threshold.
18%
The default slab for most goods.
40%
A narrow band including aerated and sugar-sweetened drinks.
Browsing by code rather than by product? The full HSN code list covers every common shop item, and the GST invoice rules explain which fields each invoice must carry.
How many digits do you need?
The number of HSN digits required depends on your annual turnover.
Up to ₹5 crore
4-digit
Required on B2B invoices.
Above ₹5 crore
6-digit
Mandatory on all invoices.
Export / Import
8-digit
Full code required for customs.
How this finder is different
Built for Indian shopkeepers — not import-export traders or corporate tax teams.
vs the government GST portal
The official gst.gov.in search needs a login, loads slowly, and returns technical descriptions that are hard to match to everyday product names. This tool uses plain product names and shows the rate instantly.
vs ClearTax HSN lookup
ClearTax lists all 22,000+ codes but has no store-type view — you search item by item. This tool gives the common list for your whole store type in one click.
vs generic finders
Generic tools show a code but not whether the rate changes with price — like garments and footwear. This tool carries those price-band notes so you apply the right rate in context.
Looking for a ClearTax HSN code finder alternative?
If you have been using the ClearTax HSN lookup and want something faster at a shop counter, the difference is in how the two are organised rather than in the size of the database.
ClearTax indexes the full tariff, which is what you want when you are classifying an unusual import or checking an 8-digit tariff item. It expects you to know roughly what you are looking for, and you search one item at a time.
This finder is built the other way round. It starts from your kind of shop, shows the twenty or so codes you will actually bill this week, and carries the price-band notes for garments and footwear that a plain code lookup leaves out. For a kirana or medical counter that needs the answer in five seconds, that is the faster route.
Both are free and neither needs a login. Use whichever matches the job in front of you.
Comparing the two products rather than the two lookups? The ClearTax alternative guide covers billing, inventory and filing side by side.
Why the right HSN code matters
₹50
penalty per invoice with a wrong/missing HSN code
₹25,000
maximum penalty per year
18%
interest on any short-paid tax that results
Why shop owners get HSN codes wrong — and what it costs
A medical store owner three years into GST registration, billing 80 to 100 invoices a day, had been putting a common painkiller under a generic medicine HSN that carried a higher rate than the correct one. Nobody caught it because the bills looked right.
Over eighteen months the mismatch added up to roughly a lakh and a half in excess tax, collected from customers and over-reported to the government. Recovering it needed a formal refund application that took months, plus accountant fees on top.
This was not fraud. The owner simply did not know the correct HSN code for a product he had sold for years. The same thing repeats across kirana stores, hardware shops, garment showrooms and electronics retailers every day.
Representative example based on aggregated patterns across Accountune customer onboardings. Names and identifying details have been changed, and no single individual is described.
Why businesses choose Accountune
How Accountune compares with other billing and accounting tools.
| Feature | Accountune | Tally | Zoho Books | Vyapar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GST billing | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Inventory management | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cloud based | Yes | No | Yes | Partial |
| Multi-user access | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic GST reports | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mobile app | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes |
Competitor features are indicative and may change. See Accountune pricing for current plans.
Stop searching. Set it once.
Every manual HSN lookup is a chance to mistype a digit or copy an outdated code — and over hundreds of invoices a month, those errors compound. Accountune removes manual entry: set the code once per product and every invoice carries it automatically.
- Built-in HSN and SAC code database with product-name search
- Accountune applies the HSN code set once per item to every later invoice
- GST rate auto-applies with the code — no separate rate selection
- GSTR-1 HSN summary auto-generated from your billing data
- Garments & footwear — the rate adjusts automatically by selling price
Frequently asked HSN questions
Common questions about HSN codes, GST rates and compliance for Indian small businesses.
- HSN basics
What is an HSN code in GST?
HSN (Harmonized System of Nomenclature) is an internationally accepted product-classification system that India adopted under GST in 2017. Every product has an HSN code, and that code determines its GST rate. The code is mandatory on GST invoices (CBIC Notification 78/2020).
- HSN basics
Is the HSN code mandatory on GST invoices?
Yes. Turnover up to ₹5 crore needs a 4-digit HSN on B2B invoices; above ₹5 crore needs 6-digit on all invoices; export and import always need 8-digit.
- HSN basics
What is the difference between an HSN code and a SAC code?
HSN codes classify goods; SAC (Service Accounting Codes) classify services and always start with 99 — for example, CA services are SAC 9982. This finder covers goods. Accountune supports both HSN for products and SAC for services.
- HSN basics
What are the GST slabs in 2026?
India's GST slabs since 22 September 2025 are 0%, 5%, 18% and 40%. The 12% and 28% slabs were removed and their items redistributed, mostly downward, so any rate chart still showing 12% or 28% is out of date. Two exceptions sit outside the four slabs: apparel and footwear are price-banded at 5% up to ₹2,500 per piece or pair and 18% above it per Notification 9/2025-Central Tax (Rate), and precious-metal jewellery carries a special 3% rate with making charges at 5%.
- HSN basics
How many digits does a saree HSN code need?
Sarees are commonly quoted at 4 digits on invoices, which is what CBIC Notification 78/2020 requires on B2B invoices for turnover up to ₹5 crore. Businesses above ₹5 crore need 6 digits on all invoices, and exporters need the full 8-digit tariff item for customs. A silk saree is 5007, a cotton saree 5208 or 5209, and a synthetic saree 5407.
- Compliance & penalties
What is the penalty for a wrong HSN code?
Under Section 125 of the CGST Act, ₹50 per invoice (maximum ₹25,000 a year). If the wrong code leads to a wrong rate, there is also a tax demand plus 18% interest — and your buyer can lose their input tax credit.
- Compliance & penalties
How do I fill the HSN summary in GSTR-1?
GSTR-1 Table 12 needs an HSN-wise summary of supplies — 4-digit for turnover up to ₹5 crore, 6-digit above it. Accountune populates this summary automatically from your billing data. For the full return walkthrough, see how to file GSTR-1.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for rice?
Rice is HSN 1006. Unbranded/loose rice is exempt; branded or packaged rice attracts 5%. The branded-vs-unbranded distinction is the key compliance point for kirana stores.
- Product rates
What is the GST rate on mobile phones?
Mobile phones are HSN 8517 and attract 18% GST, across brands and price points. Chargers (8504) and earphones (8518) are also 18%; laptops and tablets (8471) are 18%.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for medicines?
Most retail medicines are HSN 3004. Many common formulations attract 5%, and a list of lifesaving drugs is exempt. Verify the specific product, as rates vary by type.
- Product rates
Why do garments and footwear have two rates?
Stitched garments in Chapters 61 and 62 and footwear in Chapter 64 are price-banded: 5% at or below ₹2,500 per piece or pair, and 18% above it, per Notification 9/2025-Central Tax (Rate). The threshold reads on the price you actually sell at, so a discount that drops a garment below ₹2,500 makes that sale 5%. Plain sarees and fabric sold by the metre are not covered — those are textiles, not apparel, and stay at 5% at any price.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for cement?
Cement is HSN 2523 at 18%, and the cement inside a bag is taxed as cement — an empty sack has its own code. Other common hardware items: TMT steel bars (7213 or 7214) at 18%, PVC pipes (3917) at 18%, tiles (6907 or 6908) at 18%, and clay or fly-ash bricks (6901) at 5%.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for footwear?
Footwear codes run from 6401 to 6405 — moulded waterproof footwear is 6401, rubber and plastic slippers 6402, leather footwear 6403 and textile-upper sports shoes 6404. All of them are 5% at or below ₹2,500 per pair and 18% above, and ₹2,500 is inclusive. Footwear parts such as soles and heels are the exception: heading 6406 carries a flat 18% at any price.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for mobile accessories?
Mobile accessories do not share one code — each item is classified by what it is and what it is made of, though all of them attract 18% GST. A charger is 8504, earbuds and headphones 8518, a data cable 8544, a power bank or battery 8507, a memory card 8523, a plastic phone cover 3926, a leather cover 4202 and tempered glass 7007. The phone itself is 8517.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for kirana items?
Kirana items span three slabs, and the branded-versus-loose distinction decides most of them. Loose and unbranded staples are nil-rated — rice 1006, wheat 1001, atta 1101, pulses 0713, salt 2501 and milk 0401. Packaged staples and toiletries are 5% — sugar 1701, tea 0902, edible oils 1507 to 1516, soap 3401, shampoo and hair oil 3305, toothpaste 3306, detergent 3402, biscuits 1905 and namkeen 2106. Deodorant 3307 and perfume 3303 are 18%, and carbonated drinks 2202 are 40%.
- Product rates
Is the HSN code the same for all paint brands?
Paint HSN codes are decided by what the product is, not by who makes it. Whether a shop stocks Asian Paints, Berger, Nerolac, Dulux or a local manufacturer, an emulsion is 3209 and an enamel is 3208, both at 18%. The related codes are distemper 3210, wall putty 3214 and thinner 3814, and brand names never change any of them.
- Product rates
What is the HSN code for gold and silver jewellery?
Gold, silver and diamond-studded jewellery all sit under HSN 7113 at 3% — a special rate outside the four GST slabs. Imitation or artificial jewellery is 7117 at 18%. Making charges are a separate service under SAC 9988 at 5%, and on an old-gold exchange GST applies only to the value addition, meaning the extra new gold plus making charges on the new piece rather than the full weight.
- Using Accountune
How do I set an HSN code in Accountune?
In Accountune, go to Products → add or edit a product → type the product name in the HSN field → pick from the built-in code suggestions → save. Accountune then applies that HSN code and its GST rate to every later invoice for the product automatically.
- Using Accountune
Is there a free alternative to the ClearTax HSN code finder?
The Accountune HSN Code Finder is free, needs no login and works the opposite way round to a full tariff index. ClearTax indexes the whole tariff, which suits classifying an unusual import or checking an 8-digit tariff item one at a time. This finder starts from your kind of shop, shows the codes you will actually bill this week, and carries the price-band notes for garments and footwear that a plain code lookup leaves out. Both are free, so use whichever matches the job.
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HSN codes and GST rates shown here are indicative and provided for convenience only. Every rate on this page was last verified in July 2026 against Accountune's published rate guides. Rates change with GST Council notifications. Always verify the exact code and rate for your product against the latest CBIC notification before filing. Accountune is not liable for filings made on the basis of this tool.
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