GST Rate on Scrap Materials with HSN Code

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GST Rate on Scrap , in the GST Laws, the term “Scrap” has not been defined, the waste and scrap does not have to pass the test of manufacture or mechanical process or marketability in order to be taxable in the GST regime, although It is considered as ‘supply’ in course of business.




the manufacturing units find it to store waste and scrap for a period of one week as any such storage would slow down the production and could be hazardous for the unit. therefor, the manufacturing units have to clear waste and scrap at the certain rate and under certain tariff classification which is a matter of clarification.
While taxability of waste and scrap is no longer factious, finding proper HSN Code (Harmonized System of Nomenclature code ) is definitely a tedious task. The highest GST rate for scraps material is 18%. HSN code is a 6-digit code that categorizes 5000+ products. It is a uniform code which is accepted worldwide.

GST Rate on Scrap Materials with HSN Code as provided the respective chapters

HSN Code Description GST Rate
3915 Plastic waste, parings or scrap 18%
4004 Rubber waste, parings or scrap 5%
4004 Powders and Granules obtained from waste, parings and scrap of rubber 18%
40170020 Hard Rubber waste or scrap 5%
4401 Wood Scrap 5%
4415 Packing cases, Box, Crates, Drums 5%
4707 Paper waste or scrap 5%
7001 Cullet or other waste or scrap of Glass 5%
2524 Asbestos waste 5%
7112 Waste and scrap of precious metal 3%
3006 Pharmaceutical Waste (except Contraceptives) 12%
3825 Municipal waste, sewage sludge, clinical waste 0%
2621 Slag Ash Waste 18%
7204 Vehicle Scrap 18%
7204 MS Scrap of all types 18%
7204 Scrap US Rail 18%
7404 Copper Waste Scrap 18%
7408 Bronze Waste Scrap 18%
7503 Nickel Waste Scrap 18%
7602 Aluminium Waste Scrap 18%
7902 Zinc Waste Scrap 18%
8002 Tin Waste & Scrap 18%
8113 Cermets and articles thereof waste and scrap 18%
85 E-Waste 5%
8548 Waste and scrap of primary Cells primary batteries and electric accumulators 18%





Point to be Note: E-waste means electrical and electronic equipment listed in Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016, including the components, consumables, parts and spares which make these products operational.

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