What is HSN Code Under GST

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HSN stands for Harmonized System of Nomenclature which was developed by the World Customs Organization (WCO) with the vision of classifying goods all over the World in a systematic manner. 
 
HSN contains six-digit uniform code that classifies 5,000+ products and which is accepted worldwide. 
 
This type of classification is used for taxation purposes in identifying the rate of tax applicable to a product in a country.This code is also used to determine the quantum of item traded or imported all through a nation.
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HSN Codes for GST in India:

HSN will be applicable in India after implementation of GST. India has already been using HSN system in the Central Excise and Customs regime.  It is a much more detailed classification that added another two digits to the 6-digit structure. There is a requirement to mention HSN code of items in tax invoice under GST.  Provisions related to HSN under GST are given below:-

• Now the Govt. has given some relief to small taxpayer with annual turnover up to Rs 1.50 crores in the preceding financial year need not be required to mention HSN code in their tax invoice.

• Taxpayers having turnover exceeds Rs. 1.5 crore but up to 5.00 crore will be required to mention only two digits of HSN code.

• Taxpayers having turnover exceeds Rs 5.00 crore will be required to mention four digits of HSN code.

 
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