GST Rate on ECUs & Sensors
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15 February 2023
Hi Team,
Can anyone clarify the GST rate % on sale of Electronic Control Units (ECUs ) and Remote Sensors with GST act extract..
Can anyone clarify the GST rate % on sale of Electronic Control Units (ECUs ) and Remote Sensors with GST act extract..
07 July 2024
The GST rate on Electronic Control Units (ECUs) and Remote Sensors can vary based on their specific classification under the GST tariff. Here’s a general guideline:
1. **Electronic Control Units (ECUs):**
- ECUs are typically classified under HSN code categories related to electronic components. The GST rate for electronic components can vary, but generally, they fall under the 18% GST slab.
2. **Remote Sensors:**
- Remote sensors, depending on their specific function and classification, could also fall under various HSN codes. They are generally classified under electronic devices or parts thereof.
- Similar to ECUs, remote sensors usually attract an 18% GST rate.
**Extract from GST Act:**
Unfortunately, I can't provide direct excerpts from the GST Act itself. However, the GST rates are primarily specified under the GST tariff schedule and notifications issued by the GST Council. Here’s a general approach:
- **HSN Code Classification:** The correct GST rate for ECUs and remote sensors would depend on their specific classification under the Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) codes.
- **GST Slab:** Typically, electronic components and devices fall under the 18% GST slab unless specified otherwise by specific notifications or changes by the GST Council.
**Recommendation:**
To get the precise GST rate applicable to ECUs and remote sensors, it's recommended to:
- Check the latest GST notifications or circulars related to the specific HSN codes applicable to these products.
- Consult with a GST professional or refer directly to the GST portal maintained by the Government of India for the most accurate and updated information.
This approach ensures compliance with current GST regulations and helps in correctly applying the GST rate for these electronic components.
1. **Electronic Control Units (ECUs):**
- ECUs are typically classified under HSN code categories related to electronic components. The GST rate for electronic components can vary, but generally, they fall under the 18% GST slab.
2. **Remote Sensors:**
- Remote sensors, depending on their specific function and classification, could also fall under various HSN codes. They are generally classified under electronic devices or parts thereof.
- Similar to ECUs, remote sensors usually attract an 18% GST rate.
**Extract from GST Act:**
Unfortunately, I can't provide direct excerpts from the GST Act itself. However, the GST rates are primarily specified under the GST tariff schedule and notifications issued by the GST Council. Here’s a general approach:
- **HSN Code Classification:** The correct GST rate for ECUs and remote sensors would depend on their specific classification under the Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) codes.
- **GST Slab:** Typically, electronic components and devices fall under the 18% GST slab unless specified otherwise by specific notifications or changes by the GST Council.
**Recommendation:**
To get the precise GST rate applicable to ECUs and remote sensors, it's recommended to:
- Check the latest GST notifications or circulars related to the specific HSN codes applicable to these products.
- Consult with a GST professional or refer directly to the GST portal maintained by the Government of India for the most accurate and updated information.
This approach ensures compliance with current GST regulations and helps in correctly applying the GST rate for these electronic components.
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