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GST Rates in India 2025 - List of Goods and Service Tax Rates, Slab & Revision

By Annapoorna

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Updated on: May 15th, 2025

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22 min read

GST rates list is crucial for every Indian business and consumer to know. When the GST Council revises the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates, it hits respective industries, trade bodies and end consumers, impacting the economy. Everyone tends to evaluate their position as a result of this change. 

Our comprehensive GST rates list for 2025 highlights all the updated rates and the recent changes after the 55th GST Council meeting. Clear HSN cum GST rates finder helps you identify the accurate and latest GST rate applicable for the product/service. Whether you're a business or a consumer, stay informed with the latest GST updates for seamless transactions.

In this article, learn the meaning of GST rates, different types, classification, and get all the latest updates on GST rates in India 2025.

GST Rates Meaning 

Every business registered under GST must raise invoices with GST amounts charged on the supply value. These GST amounts are derived as a percentage value of taxable amounts. Such as percentage rate used is called the GST rate. For instance, GST of Rs.1,200 charged on taxable value of Rs.10,000 is arrived by multiplying 12% GST rate with Rs.10,000.

Therefore, GST rate is a percentage rate of tax imposed on the sale of goods or services under the CGST, SGST and IGST Acts. 

CGST GST rate and SGST GST rate would both be half of IGST GST rate. In other words, the GST rates in CGST and SGST (For intrastate transactions) are approximately the same. Whereas, the GST rate in the case of IGST (For interstate transactions) is approximately the sum total of CGST and SGST rate.

Types of GST Rates and GST Rate Structure in India

The primary GST slabs for any regular taxpayers are presently pegged at 0% (nil-rated), 5%, 12%, 18% & 28%. There are a few lesser-used GST rates such as 3% and 0.25%.

Also, the composition taxable persons must pay GST at lower or nominal rates such as 1.5% or 5% or 6% on their turnover. There is a concept of TDS and TCS under GST as well, whose rates are 2% and 0.5% respectively (prior to 9th July 2024, it was 1%).

Further, the GST law levies cess in addition to the above GST rates on the sale of some items such as cigarettes, tobacco, aerated water, petrol, and motor vehicles, rates widely varying from 1% to 204%.

The GST rate structure for some of the commonly-used consumable products is given in the below table. For more items, type in the item you wish to know the GST rate of by visiting our HSN code & GST rates finder.

List of Items Taxed at 0% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate
Milk0%
Kajal0%
Eggs0%
Educational Services0%
Curd0%
Lassi0%
Health Services0%
Children’s Drawing & Colouring Books0%
Unpacked Foodgrains0%
Unbranded Atta/Maida0%
Unpacked Paneer0%
Gur0%
Besan0%
Unbranded Natural Honey0%
Fresh Vegetables0%
Salt0%
Prasad0%
Palmyra Jaggery0%
Phool Bhari Jhadoo0%

List of Items Taxed at 5% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate

Sugar

5%

Packed Paneer

5%

Tea

5%
Coal5%
Edible Oils5%
Raisin5%
Domestic LPG5%
Roasted Coffee Beans5%
PDS Kerosene5%
Skimmed Milk Powder5%
Cashew Nuts5%
Footwear (< Rs.500)5%
Milk Food for Babies5%
Apparels (< Rs.1000)5%
Fabric5%
Coir Mats5%
Matting & Floor Covering Spices5%
Agarbatti5%
Mishti/Mithai (Indian Sweets)5%
Life-saving drugs5%
Coffee (except instant)5%

List of Items Taxed at 12% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate
Butter12%
Ghee12%
Processed food12%
Almonds12%
Mobiles12%
Fruit Juice12%
Preparations of Vegetables12%
Fruits12%
Nuts or other parts of Plants, including Pickle Murabba12%
Chutney12%
Jam12%
Jelly12%
Packed Coconut Water12%
Umbrella12%

List of Items Taxed at 18% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate

Hair Oil

18%

Capital goods

18%

Toothpaste

18%
Industrial Intermediaries18%
Soap18%
Ice-cream18%
Pasta18%
Toiletries18%
Corn18%
Flakes18%
Soups18%
Printers18%
Computers18%

List of Items Taxed at 28% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate

Small cars (+1% or 3% cess)

28%

High-end motorcycles (+15% cess)

28%

Consumer durables such as AC and fridge

28%

Luxury & sin items like BMWs

28%

Cigarettes and aerated drinks (+15% cess)

28%

List of Items Taxed at 3% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate
Imitation jewellery3%
Articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal3%
Natural pearls or cultured pearls, whether or not worked or graded but not strung, mounted or set; or temporarily strung for convenience of transport3%
Diamonds, whether or not worked, but not mounted or set (Excludes non-industrial)3%
Precious stones (other than diamonds) and semi-precious stones3%
Silver3%
Gold3%
Waste and scrap of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal3%

List of Items Taxed at 0.25% GST Rate

ProductsGST Rate
Non-industrial diamonds0.25%
unworked precious/semi-precious stones0.25%
Synthetic or reconstructed precious
or semi-precious stones
0.25%

GST Rates

What are the GST Rates in India 2025?

In 2025, enterprises can expect significant GST rate rationalisation measures by the GST Council. The GoM on Rate Rationalisation as well as the Fitment Committee continues to study the possibilities of bringing down the GST rate slabs to a fewer by merging the rates, inverted tax corrections, and GST exemptions

GST rates in 2025

The CBIC notified GST rates in 2025 based on outcome of the 55th GST Council meeting. Following are the notifications and recent changes in GST rates in 2025-

1. CGST rate notification 1/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

  • Fortified Rice Kernel (FRK) bearing HSN 1904 now attracts 5% GST rate.
  • 'Pre-packaged and labelled' is defined in the original CGST rate notification 1/2017.

2. CGST rate notification 2/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

  • Gene Therapy bearing HSN is now exempted from GST.
  • Pre-packaged and labelled' is defined in the original CGST rate notification 2/2017.

3. CGST rate notification 3/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

Any inputs used in the food preparations put up in unit containers and intended for free distribution for ICDS, will also attract conditional 5% GST rate. It must be with respect to economically weaker sections of the society under a programme duly approved by the Central Government or any State Government.

4. CGST rate notification 4/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

GST rate of 18% GST attracts instead of 12% on the marginal value for sale of old and used Electronically operated vehicles (EVs) at par with other vehicles.

5. CGST rate notification 5/2025 with effect from 1st April 2025

  • The definition of ‘Declared tariff’ is removed
  • A new definition for ‘Specified premises’ for a financial year is added-
    • A specified premises is either a hotel accomodation that charged over Rs.7,500 per unit per day in the previous financial year or 
    • An existing hotel accomodation that voluntarily declared itself as such within the given time frame 1st April-31st March of previous financial year through a declaration or
    • A new hotel accomodation that applies for GST registration and files a declaration within 15 days of receiving the registration acknowledgment, declaring itself as such.
  • New delaration formats are added such as the ‘Opt-in declaration’ for registered person or person applying for registration, and ‘Opt-out declatation’. 

6. CGST rate notification 6/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

  • Approved skill training partners of NSDC are exempted from GST (Earlier was 18% GST)
  • Insurance services provided by the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, constituted under section 164B of the Motor Vehicles Act,1988 (59 of 1988), against contributions made by insurers out of the premiums collected for third party insurance of motor vehicles, stands exempted.
  • ‘Print media’ will be removed from list of explanations from 1st April 2025 and ‘Insurer’ is defined in the original CGST rate notification 12/2017.

7. CGST rate notification 7/2025 with effect from 16th January 2025

  • If a service is provided by a body corporate (i.e., a company, LLP, or any incorporated entity), it will no longer fall under this reverse charge provision. Only individuals or unincorporated entities shall be covered for RCM provisions. 
  • If a registered person has opted for the composition scheme, they are now excluded from the applicability of reverse charge provisions.

8. CGST rate notification 8/2025 with effect from 1st April 2025

Specified premises definition has been modified to refer it back to the new definition given under the CGST Rate notification 5/2025 above.

GST Rate Changes at 55th GST Council Meeting

The 55th GST Council meeting took place on 21st December 2024 where some items underwent revisions in GST rates in 2024, as given below. These GST rate changes are yet to be notified on 3rd January 2025. Changes in GST rates are as follows-

S.No.

Goods/Services

HSN/SAC Code

Current Rate

Recommended Rate

1

Fortified rice kernels 

1904

18%

5%

2

Gene therapy to treat life-threatening diseases

Taxable

Exempted

3

Food items going into preparation for free distribution to weaker sections

 

Taxed higher 

since it is not clarified

5%

4

ACC blocks (concrete) containing more than 50% fly ash content

6815

5%

12%

5

Fresh or dried black pepper/dried raisins when supplied by agriculturist

0904

5%

No GST

6

Approved skill training partners of NSDC

9992

18%

Exempted

7

Sale of used Electric Vehicles (EV) by and to individuals

Taxed higher since it is not clarified

5%

8

Sale of used EVs by businesses after refurbishment

12%

18% on their profit

9

Sub-systems of Long Range Surface to Air Missile (LRSAM) and similar software

9023

Taxable

Exempted

10

Bank/NBFC penal charges for loan defaults

Taxed 

since it is not clarified

Exempted

GST Rate Changes at 54th GST Council Meeting

In 2024, at the 54th GST Council meeting, quite a few rate revisions were announced. More are expected in the upcoming meetings. Some were done to correct the prevailing inverted tax structure, whereas a few were revised for revenue augmentation.

The following sections cover the summarised details of changes to GST rates in India with the new GST rates 2024.

GST Rate Changes at 54th GST Council Meeting

Goods/ServiceHSN/SAC CodeEarlier GST RateNew GST Rate
Cancer drugs such as Trastuzumab Deruxtecan, Osimertinib and Durvalumab980412%5%
Namkeens and Extruded/Expanded Savoury food products1905903018%12% (prospective)
Car and Motor cycle seats940118%28%
(prospective)
Transport of passengers by helicopters996418%5% on seat-share basis; 18% on charter

Import of services by branch office of foreign airlines

 TaxableExempted

GST Rate Changes at 53rd GST Council Meeting

The folowing table summarises the GST rate revisions:

Particulars

New GST Rate/Exemption

Extra Neutral Alcohol used for the manufacture of alcoholic liquor for human consumption

Exempt

Imports of parts, components, testing equipment, tools, and tool-kits of aircraft, irrespective of their HS classification, are used to boost the MRO activities subject to specified conditions.

5% IGST

Parts of Poultry keeping Machinery

12%

All milk cans (different materials), irrespective of use

12%

All carton boxes and cases of both corrugated and non-corrugated paper board

12%

All types of sprinklers, including fire water sprinklers

12%

All solar cookers, whether or not single or dual energy source

12%

Services provided by Indian Railways to common man for sale of platform tickets, cloak rooms, and battery operated car services are exempted, including intra railway supplies

Exempt

Service by way of hostel accommodation is currently not exempted if outside educational institution upon satisfying the conditions that the rent limit is up to Rs. 20,000 per person per month, and the service is rendered for a continuous period of 90 days

Exempt

Corporate guarantee if in case it is for services or goods where whole ITC is available

Exempt

Services provided by Special Purpose Vehicles (SPV) to Indian Railway by way of allowing Indian Railway to use infrastructure built & owned by SPV during the concession period and maintenance services supplied by Indian Railways to SPV

Exempt

Imports of specified items for defence forces

IGST is exempt for five years till 30th June 2029

Imports of research equipment/buoys imported under the Research Moored Array for African-Asian-Australian Monsoon Analysis and Prediction (RAMA) programme subject to specified conditions

IGST is exempt

Imports in SEZ by SEZ Unit/developers for authorised operations with effect from 1st July 2017

Compensation Cess is exempt

Supply of aerated beverages and energy drinks to authorised customers by Unit Run Canteens under the Ministry of Defence

Compensation Cess is exempt

Import of technical documentation for AK-203 rifle kits imported for the Indian Defence forces.

Ad hoc IGST exemption provided

GST Rate Changes at 52nd GST Council Meeting

GST Rate changes on goods

  • Millet flour in powder form is blended with any other atta with 70% composition of millets under (HS1901) to attract 0% GST if sold loose and 5% GST if sold pre-packaged and labelled.
  • GST on molasses has been reduced from 28% to 5%.
  • GST on ENA for industrial use to attract 18% by a separate tariff HS code. 
  • 5% GST on imitation zari thread or yarn made out of metallised polyester film or plastic film (HS 5605) without refund due to inversion.

GST Rate changes on services 

  • GST exempted on water supply services, public health, etc., supplied to the government authorities, including composite services with up to 25% of the above services. 
  • A conditional IGST exemption is given to a foreign flag and foreign going vessel when it converts to coastal run subject to its reconversion in six months.
  • GST exempted on pure and composite services to Central/State/UT governments and local authorities for Panchayat/Municipality functions.
  • Bus operator companies selling through e-commerce are excluded from CGST Section 9(5) to allow them to pay GST and avail ITC claims
  • All services provided by Indian Railways will be subjected to forward charge, with ITC available for discharging liabilities.

GST Rate Changes at 50th GST Council Meeting

Recommendations with regard to GST on goods

  • The GST Council took a decision to reduce the GST rates on the following goods:
    • Uncooked /unfried snack pellets reduced from 18% to 5%
    • Fish soluble paste reduced from 18% to 5%
    • Imitation zari threads/yarn reduced from 12% to 5%
    • LD slag to be at par with blast furnace slag and fly ash and reduced from 18% to 5%
  • There is an IGST exemption on Dinutuximab (Quarziba) medicine when imported for personal use, as well as medicines and Food for Special Medical Purposes (FSMP) used in the treatment of rare diseases, and FSMP when imported by Centres of Excellence for Rare Diseases or any person or institution on recommendation of any of the listed Centres of Excellence.
  • It was clarified that the supply of raw cotton by agriculturists to cooperatives, including kala cotton, is taxable under reverse charge mechanism. 
  • It was further decided to regularise issues relating to past periods on an “as is basis” with regard to 
    • Raw cotton, 
    • Matters relating to trauma, spine and arthroplasty implants (for the period prior to 18.07.2022), 
    • Matters relating to dessicated coconut (for the period 1.7.2017 to 27.7.2017),
    • GST on plates and cups made of areca leaves (prior to 01.10.2019), and 
    • GST on biomass briquettes (for the period 01.7.2017 to 12.10.2017)
  • It was decided to amend Entry 52B in the compensation cess notification to include all utility vehicles, by whatever name called, provided they meet the following parameters- 
    • Length exceeding 4000 mm, 
    • Engine capacity exceeding 1500 cc, and 
    • A ground clearance of 170 mm and above (in an unladen condition)
  • It was decided that on pan masala, tobacco products etc, where it is not legally required to declare the retail sale price, the ad valorem rate applicable on 31st March 2023 may be notified for the levy of compensation cess.
  • It was decided to include RBL Bank and ICBC bank in the list of specified banks for which an IGST exemption is available on the imports of gold, silver, or platinum.

Recommendations with Regard to GST on Services

  • It was decided that a GST exemption would be provided on satellite launch services supplied by ISRO, Antrix Corporation Limited and New Space India Limited (NSIL), and may be extended to such services supplied by other private organisations too.
  • As a trade-friendly measure, GTAs will not be required to file a declaration for paying GST under forward charge every year. If the option has been exercised for a particular financial year, it will be deemed to have been exercised for the next and future financial years unless a declaration is filed to revert that decision. The deadline to exercise this option will now be 31st March of the preceding financial year instead of 15th March.
  • It was clarified that services supplied by a director of a company to the company in their personal or private capacity will not be taxable under RCM.
  • It was clarified that the supply of food and beverages in cinema halls is taxable as a restaurant service if they are supplied by way of or as part of a service and supplied independently of the cinema exhibition service. If clubbed together and the same satisfies the test of composite supply, the entire supply will attract GST at the rate applicable to the service of exhibition of cinema, the principal supply.

GST Rates for Goods and Services with HSN Chapters

GST rates & HSN codes according to the HSN chapters, please check the below table:

Chapter No

Chapter Name

Chapter 1

Live Animals, Bovine & Poultry

Chapter 2

Meat & Edible Offal of Animals

Chapter 3

Fish Meat & Fillets

Chapter 4

Eggs, Honey & Milk Products

Chapter 5

Non Edible Animal Products

Chapter 6

Live Trees & Plants

Chapter 7

Vegetables

Chapter 8

Fruits & Dry Fruits

Chapter 9

Tea, Coffee & Spices

Chapter 10

Edible Grains

Chapter 11

Milling Industry Products

Chapter 12

Oil Seeds, Fruit & Part of Plants

Chapter 13

Gums, Resins, Vegetable SAP & Extracts

Chapter 14

Vegetable Material & Products

Chapter 15

Fats, Oils & Waxes their Fractions

Chapter 16

Preserved/Prepared Food Items

Chapter 17

Sugar, Jaggery, Honey & bubble Gums

Chapter 18

Chocolate & Cocoa Products

Chapter 19

Pizza, Cake, Bread, Pasta & Waffles

Chapter 20

Edible Plants – Fruits, Nuts & Juices

Chapter 21

Tea & Coffee Extract & Essence

Chapter 22

Water – Mineral & Aerated

Chapter 23

Flours, Meals & Pellets

Chapter 24

Tobacco, Stemmed & Stripped

Chapter 25

Salts & Sands

Chapter 26

Mineral Ores & Slags

Chapter 27

Fossil Fuels – Coal & Petroleum

Chapter 28

Gases & Non Metals

Chapter 29

Hydrocarbons – Cyclic & Acyclic

Chapter 30

Drugs & Pharmaceuticals

Chapter 31

Fertilisers

Chapter 32

Tanning & Colouring Products

Chapter 33

Essential Oils, Beauty Products

Chapter 34

Soaps, Waxes, Polish products

Chapter 35

Casein, Albumin, Gelatin, Enzymes

Chapter 36

Propellants, Explosives, Fuses, Fireworks

Chapter 37

Photographic & Cinematographic Films

Chapter 38

Insecticides, Artificial Carbon & Graphite

Chapter 39

Polymers, Polyethylene, Cellulose

Chapter 40

Rubber, Plates, Belt, Condesnsed Milk

Chapter 41

Raw hides & Skins, Leather

Chapter 42

Trunks, Suit-cases, Vanity cases

Chapter 43

Raw Fur Skins, Articles of apparel

Chapter 44

Fuel wood, Wood Charcoal

Chapter 45

Natural Cork, Shuttlecock Cork

Chapter 46

Plaiting Materials, Basketwork

Chapter 47

Mechanical & Chemical woodpulp

Chapter 48

Newsprint, Uncoated paper & paperboard

Chapter 49

Printed Books, Brochures, Newspapers

Chapter 50

Silk Worm Coccon, Yarn, Waste & Woven Fabrics

Chapter 51

Wool materials & Waste, Animal Hairs

Chapter 52

Cotton materials, Synthetics & Woven fabrics

Chapter 53

Flex raw, Vegetable materials & Paper yarn

Chapter 54

Synthetic felaments, Woven fabrics & Rayons

Chapter 55

Synthetic felament tows & Polyster staple fiber

Chapter 56

Towels, Napkins, ropes & Netting materials

Chapter 57

Carpets & Floor coverings textile Handlooms

Chapter 58

Labels, Bades, Woven pile & Chennile, Terry towelings

Chapter 59

Rubberised textile fabrics, Convayer belts

Chapter 60

Pile,Wrap Knit,Tarry & Croched fabrics

Chapter 61

Men & Women Clothing

Chapter 62

Men & Women Jackets, Coats & Garments

Chapter 63

Blankets & Bedsheets

Chapter 64

Shoes & Footwear Products

Chapter 65

Hats & Accessories

Chapter 66

Umbrellas & Accessories

Chapter 67

Artificial flowers, Wigs & False Beards

Chapter 68

Monumental & Building Stones

Chapter 69

Bricks, Blocks & Ceramics

Chapter 70

Glasses, Mirrors, Flasks

Chapter 71

Pearls, Diamonds, Gold, Platinum

Chapter 72

Iron, Alloys, Scrap & Granules

Chapter 73

Iron tube, piles & Sheets

Chapter 74

Copper Mattes, Rods, Bars, Wires, Plates

Chapter 75

Nickel Mattes & Unwrought Nickel

Chapter 76

Unwrought Aluminium- Rods, Sheets & Profiles

Chapter 78

Unwrought Lead – Rods, Sheets & Profiles

Chapter 79

Unwrought Zinc – Rods, Sheets & Profiles

Chapter 80

Unwrought Tin – Rods, Sheets & Profiles

Chapter 81

Magnesium, Cobalt, Tungsten Articles

Chapter 82

Hand Tools & Cutlery

Chapter 83

Locks, Metal Mountings & Fittings

Chapter 84

Industrial Machinery

Chapter 85

Electrical Parts & Electronics

Chapter 86

Railway Locomotives & Parts

Chapter 87

Tractors & Motor Vehicles

Chapter 88

Balloons, Parachutes & Airlift Gear

Chapter 89

Cruise Ships & Boats

Chapter 90

Medical, Chemical & Astronomy

Chapter 91

Watches & Clocks

Chapter 92

Musical Instruments

Chapter 93

Military Weapons & firearms

Chapter 94

Furniture, Bedding & lighting

Chapter 95

Children Toys, Table & Board Games & Sports Goods

Chapter 96

Pencil Lighter Toiletries

Chapter 97

Paintings Decoratives Sculptures

Chapter 98

Machinery Lab Chemicals Drugs Medicines

Chapter 99

Services

Further Reading on GST Rates Slab

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GST gold rate?

The GST rate on gold jewellery and gold biscuits or in any semi-manufactured form is 3% (IGST or both CGST and SGST 1.5% each) under HSN Chapter 71.

What is the GST rate applicable on mobile?

Currently, the GST rate on mobile phones is 18% under HSN Chapter 3 with HSN code 85171219.

What are the GST rates applicable on goods and services?

0%, 5%, 12%, 18% or 28% are the GST rates that can be applicable to goods and services. 3% or 0.25% may be charged for certain supplies such as gold, diamond and precious stones.

What are the correct GST slabs on goods and services?

The GST law defines and classifies goods and services under 5%, 12%, 18% and 28%. However, a few items attract a lower GST rate of 0.25% and 3%. These include gold, diamond, and precious stones.

What are the 3 types of GST?

Presently, there are types of GST – Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST), State Goods and Services Tax (SGST), and Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST). While a taxpayer must deposit CGST and SGST for all intrastate transactions, IGST is deposited for imports and interstate transactions.

Who must pay the GST rate?

The supplier of taxable goods and services should charge and collect GST at the specified GST rate from their buyer or customer. Such GST collected must be deposited with the government after availing of the eligible input tax credit on their purchases. It is referred to as the forward charge. In some cases, the GST is paid directly to the government by the buyer or customer on a reverse charge basis.

Is GST payable at the GST rate on all products and services?

No. GST need not be paid on certain items that are exempted from GST. Exempted products include nil-rated, Non-GST and exempted by notification. Further, there are zero-rated products when sold, GST paid, if any, is eligible for a refund.

What is the rate of GST on essential commodities?

GST rate on essential commodities is usually 0% or 5%.

How many GST slabs in India?

There are primarily 5 GST rate slabs in India- 0%, 5%, 12%, 18% and 28%.

What is the highest GST rate in India?

The highest GST rate in India is 28% excluding the cess. This applies to sin goods and luxury items.

How GST rates are decided?

GST Rates are decided at the GST Council meetings once the recommendations are tabled before the GST Council by the Fitment committee.

What is nil rated supply in GST?

Nil rated supply in GST implies sale of goods or services on which GST rate is 0%.

What is 0% GST items?

0% GST items are nil rated items under GST on which 0% GST rate applies.

What is 5% GST items?

5% GST items implies the goods or services on which 5% GST rate applies upon sale.

What are 12% GST items?

12% GST items refer to the items that are subjected to a 12% GST rate.

What are the 18% GST items?

18% GST items indicate those items that have a 18% GST rate for their supplies.

What are the 28% GST items?

28% GST items include luxury and sin items on which a 28% GST rate applies.

What is the GST rate of cement?

A 28% GST rate applies on the sale of cement.

What is the GST rate for hotels?

GST rate on hotels apply as per the hotel room tariff per night ranging from 12% to 18%.

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