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GST RATE AND HSN/SAC CODE

09 July 2021

What is the HSN/SAC Code of the Worker who Builds or Fabricate the Body in Tipper or Buses and what is it's GST Tax Rate.

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Deepa B (Practicing Chartered Accountant ) (573 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Fabrication of body of bus done on Job work basis attracts GST rate of 18% and SAC code is 998881

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subhagan sreerangam (7056 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Deepa.B
When Selling a Fabricated Body to Customer, it's HSN Code 8707 and GST Rate 28%,right?

Deepa B (Practicing Chartered Accountant ) (573 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Yes. If it's sale of Fabricated body the HSN code 8707 and rate 28% is correct

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subhagan sreerangam (7056 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Dear Deepa.B Sir
Case (1). The Chassis of the Motor Vehicle and materials required for the fabrication of it's body are supplied by the customer himself.The body is fabricated in our workshop and fitted to the customer chassis.Hete is the HSN Code/SAC Code and what is the GST Tax Rate
Case(2).The customer supply only the chassis of the Motor Vehicle.All the materials required for the fabricating the Body are Purchased at Our GST Number.The Body is fabricated in our workshop and fitted to the customers chassis.Are you eligible to claim ITC Credit here?.What is the HSN Code/ SAC Code for such transaction and what is the GST Tax Rate ?Please clear the above doubts.

Deepa B (Practicing Chartered Accountant ) (573 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Case 1- In this case it's purely supply of service. Hence only SAC code 998881 with GST rate 18%

Case-2-Fabrication of body on the chassis provided by customer would be still classified as service of job work and hence attract GST rate of 18% with same above mentioned SAC code as per the clarification by CBIC. You are eligible to claim ITC on all materials purchased in the process of fabrication.

For more information please Check Point 12 of CGST circular 52/26/2018 dated 09.08.2018

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subhagan sreerangam (7056 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Case (2) is sales of fabricated body to the customer.

Deepa B (Practicing Chartered Accountant ) (573 Points)
Replied 09 July 2021

Please elaborate.

Because there are a few advance rulings which have taken the same view. Inspite of the fact that advance rulings are specific to the applicant and cannot be generalised but still it throws some light on whether interpretation on similar lines are considered reasonable and justifiable.