How it works
Type a code such as 8517 or a name such as cotton saree.
Pick the closest match: a heading shows the rates of everything inside it.
Open 'Where the rate comes from' to read the schedule entry, then calculate the GST.
Search 21,928 HSN codes and 681 SAC codes by number or by name, and see the GST rate with the line of the official schedule it comes from.
Rates checked · from the official GST notifications
Rates from the CBIC notifications (9/2025, 10/2025 and 19/2025 for goods; 11/2017 as amended by 15/2025 for services), checked October 2026. Calculate GST
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HSN (Harmonized System of Nomenclature) codes classify goods the same way all over the world. In India, 2 digits give the chapter (85: electrical goods), 4 the heading (8517: telephones), 6 the subheading and 8 the full tariff item (8517 13 00: smartphones). Services have SAC codes starting with 99, such as 9983 for professional services.
Businesses with a turnover up to ₹5 crore show at least 4 digits on invoices to other businesses; above ₹5 crore, 6 digits on every invoice. Importers and exporters use all 8. The rate usually follows the 4-digit heading, but some rates change at 6 or 8 digits, so the finder shows each level.
Each result shows the entry of the rate notification it comes from: Schedule I (5%), II (18%), III (40%), IV (3%), V (0.25%), VI (1.5%) or the list of exempt goods. When an item is named in more than one entry, for example clothing priced up to or above ₹2,500, every option is shown with its condition. Goods that no entry names are taxed at 18%.
Some entries depend on how the goods are sold: pre-packaged and labelled food is taxed at 5% while the same food sold loose is exempt; garments and footwear are 5% up to ₹2,500 a piece and 18% above. Read each option's description, and ask your tax adviser about borderline cases.
Type a code such as 8517 or a name such as cotton saree.
Pick the closest match: a heading shows the rates of everything inside it.
Open 'Where the rate comes from' to read the schedule entry, then calculate the GST.
8517 13 00 for smartphones, under heading 8517 (telephone sets). GST: 18%.
Goods that no entry names are taxed at 18% (Schedule II, S. No. 639). Services without a lower rate or an exemption are taxed at 18% too.
Yes for registered businesses: at least 4 digits up to ₹5 crore of turnover (on invoices to businesses), 6 digits above that.
HSN codes classify goods; SAC (Services Accounting Code) codes classify services and always start with 99.