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Power to Grant Exemption
Section 11 provides power to grant exemption. The goods/services may be
exempted by the government, if it is necessary in the public interest, under this
section. A notification of this exemption is given. Only on the recommendations of
the council such exemption can be granted. In the notification given that such
exemption may be absolute exemption or exemption subject to certain conditions.
Under section 11, government has also powers to issue clarification pertaining to
such notifications. Even from a retrospective effect, such clarifications may be
issued.
Exempted Goods Under Exemption Notification
As per Notification No. 2/2017- CT (Rate), dated June 28, 2017, government has
notified a few goods which are exempt from GST. Under IGST and SGST Act,
similar notifications has issued. The notifications are available on CBEC website.
Tariff
Chapte
rs
Goods Exempt from GST
1 Live Animals (horses, horse for Polo, other horses)
2 Meat and edible meat offal fresh or chilled
3 Fish seeds, prawn/shrimp seeds whether or not processed, cured or in
frozen state, Live fish, fish, all goods
4 Fresh milk and pasteurized milk, cream, curd, butter milk, paneer,
birds’ eggs, in shell, fresh, preserved or cooked, natural honey
5 Human hair, unworked, waste of human hair, bones and horn-cores,
hoof meal; horn meal; hooves, claws, nails and beaks; antlers etc.
semen including frozen semen, all goods other than those bearing a
registered brand name and put in a tin container
6 Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and
ornamental foliage
7 Potatoes/tomatoes/onion/garlic/cauliflowers/kohlrabi/lettuce/chicory/ca
rrots/turnips/salad beetroot/radishes/cucumbers/leguminous
vegetables/other vegetables, vegetables, dried vegetables, dried
leguminous vegetables, manioc, arrowroot, jerusalem artichokes, sweet
potatoes
8 Dried makhana, coconut/brazil nuts/fresh nuts such as almonds,
hazelnuts, walnuts, bananas,
dates/figs/pineapples/avocados/guavas/mangoes/mangosteens, citrus
fruit/oranges/grapes/lemons, grapes, melons/watermelons/papaws,
apples/pears/quinces, apricots/cherries/peaches/plums/aloes, other
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Power to Grant Exemption
Section 11 provides power to grant exemption. The goods/services may be
exempted by the government, if it is necessary in the public interest, under this
section. A notification of this exemption is given. Only on the recommendations of
the council such exemption can be granted. In the notification given that such
exemption may be absolute exemption or exemption subject to certain conditions.
Under section 11, government has also powers to issue clarification pertaining to
such notifications. Even from a retrospective effect, such clarifications may be
issued.
Exempted Goods Under Exemption Notification
As per Notification No. 2/2017- CT (Rate), dated June 28, 2017, government has
notified a few goods which are exempt from GST. Under IGST and SGST Act,
similar notifications has issued. The notifications are available on CBEC website.
Tariff
Chapte
rs
Goods Exempt from GST
1 Live Animals (horses, horse for Polo, other horses)
2 Meat and edible meat offal fresh or chilled
3 Fish seeds, prawn/shrimp seeds whether or not processed, cured or in
frozen state, Live fish, fish, all goods
4 Fresh milk and pasteurized milk, cream, curd, butter milk, paneer,
birds’ eggs, in shell, fresh, preserved or cooked, natural honey
5 Human hair, unworked, waste of human hair, bones and horn-cores,
hoof meal; horn meal; hooves, claws, nails and beaks; antlers etc.
semen including frozen semen, all goods other than those bearing a
registered brand name and put in a tin container
6 Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and
ornamental foliage
7 Potatoes/tomatoes/onion/garlic/cauliflowers/kohlrabi/lettuce/chicory/ca
rrots/turnips/salad beetroot/radishes/cucumbers/leguminous
vegetables/other vegetables, vegetables, dried vegetables, dried
leguminous vegetables, manioc, arrowroot, jerusalem artichokes, sweet
potatoes
8 Dried makhana, coconut/brazil nuts/fresh nuts such as almonds,
hazelnuts, walnuts, bananas,
dates/figs/pineapples/avocados/guavas/mangoes/mangosteens, citrus
fruit/oranges/grapes/lemons, grapes, melons/watermelons/papaws,
apples/pears/quinces, apricots/cherries/peaches/plums/aloes, other
fruits, peel of citrus fruit or melons
7,9,10 All goods of seed quality
9 Coffee beans, unprocessed green leaves of tea, fresh ginger/turmeric
10 Unbranded cereals: Wheat and meslin, rye, barley, oats, maize, rice,
grain sorghum, buckwheat, millet and canary seed, other cereals such
jawar, bajra etc.
11 Guar meal, unbranded flour of the cereals: flour of cereals given above,
cereal grain hulled, unbranded flour of potatoes, unbranded flour of
pulses
12 Soyabeans seeds, ground-nuts, linseed seeds, rape or colza seeds,
sunflower seeds, other oil seeds, hop cones
13 Lac and shellac
14 Betel leaves, coconut shell
17 Jaggery of all types including cane jaggery, palmyra jaggery,
khandasari sugar
19 Puffed rice, papad, bread
21 Prasadam
22 Water, non-alcoholic toddy/neera, tender coconut water
23 Aquatic feed, cotton seed oil cake
25 Salt and pure sodium chloride, whether or not in aqueous solutions or
containing added anti-caking or free flowing agents; sea water
26 Uranium ore concentrate
27 Electrical energy
28 Dicalcium phosphate (DCP) of animal feed grade
30 Human blood and its components, all types of contraceptives
31 Goods and organic manure
33 Kajal, kumkum, bindi, sindur, alta
38 Municipal waste, sewage sludge, clinical waste
39 Plastic bangles
40 Condoms and contraceptives
44 Firewood/fuelwood, wood charcoal
48/49 Judicial/non-judicial stamp papers, court fee stamps, postal items,
rupee notes, cheque book, printed books, newspapers/journal and
periodicals, children’s picture/drawing/colouring books, maps, duty
credit scrips
50 Raw silk, silk waste
51 Wool/animal hair
52 Gandhi topi
50-55 Khadi yarn, khadi fabric
53 Jute fibres, coconut, coir fibre
63 Indian National Flag
67 Human hair
69 Earthen pot
70 Glass bangles
71 Bangles of lac/ shellac
82 Agricultural implements
84 Charkha, handloom
88 Spacecraft and suborbital and spacecraft launch vehicles, parts of
gliders
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Power to Grant Exemption
Section 11 provides power to grant exemption. The goods/services may be
exempted by the government, if it is necessary in the public interest, under this
section. A notification of this exemption is given. Only on the recommendations of
the council such exemption can be granted. In the notification given that such
exemption may be absolute exemption or exemption subject to certain conditions.
Under section 11, government has also powers to issue clarification pertaining to
such notifications. Even from a retrospective effect, such clarifications may be
issued.
Exempted Goods Under Exemption Notification
As per Notification No. 2/2017- CT (Rate), dated June 28, 2017, government has
notified a few goods which are exempt from GST. Under IGST and SGST Act,
similar notifications has issued. The notifications are available on CBEC website.
Tariff
Chapte
rs
Goods Exempt from GST
1 Live Animals (horses, horse for Polo, other horses)
2 Meat and edible meat offal fresh or chilled
3 Fish seeds, prawn/shrimp seeds whether or not processed, cured or in
frozen state, Live fish, fish, all goods
4 Fresh milk and pasteurized milk, cream, curd, butter milk, paneer,
birds’ eggs, in shell, fresh, preserved or cooked, natural honey
5 Human hair, unworked, waste of human hair, bones and horn-cores,
hoof meal; horn meal; hooves, claws, nails and beaks; antlers etc.
semen including frozen semen, all goods other than those bearing a
registered brand name and put in a tin container
6 Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut flowers and
ornamental foliage
7 Potatoes/tomatoes/onion/garlic/cauliflowers/kohlrabi/lettuce/chicory/ca
rrots/turnips/salad beetroot/radishes/cucumbers/leguminous
vegetables/other vegetables, vegetables, dried vegetables, dried
leguminous vegetables, manioc, arrowroot, jerusalem artichokes, sweet
potatoes
8 Dried makhana, coconut/brazil nuts/fresh nuts such as almonds,
hazelnuts, walnuts, bananas,
dates/figs/pineapples/avocados/guavas/mangoes/mangosteens, citrus
fruit/oranges/grapes/lemons, grapes, melons/watermelons/papaws,
apples/pears/quinces, apricots/cherries/peaches/plums/aloes, other
fruits, peel of citrus fruit or melons
7,9,10 All goods of seed quality
9 Coffee beans, unprocessed green leaves of tea, fresh ginger/turmeric
10 Unbranded cereals: Wheat and meslin, rye, barley, oats, maize, rice,
grain sorghum, buckwheat, millet and canary seed, other cereals such
jawar, bajra etc.
11 Guar meal, unbranded flour of the cereals: flour of cereals given above,
cereal grain hulled, unbranded flour of potatoes, unbranded flour of
pulses
12 Soyabeans seeds, ground-nuts, linseed seeds, rape or colza seeds,
sunflower seeds, other oil seeds, hop cones
13 Lac and shellac
14 Betel leaves, coconut shell
17 Jaggery of all types including cane jaggery, palmyra jaggery,
khandasari sugar
19 Puffed rice, papad, bread
21 Prasadam
22 Water, non-alcoholic toddy/neera, tender coconut water
23 Aquatic feed, cotton seed oil cake
25 Salt and pure sodium chloride, whether or not in aqueous solutions or
containing added anti-caking or free flowing agents; sea water
26 Uranium ore concentrate
27 Electrical energy
28 Dicalcium phosphate (DCP) of animal feed grade
30 Human blood and its components, all types of contraceptives
31 Goods and organic manure
33 Kajal, kumkum, bindi, sindur, alta
38 Municipal waste, sewage sludge, clinical waste
39 Plastic bangles
40 Condoms and contraceptives
44 Firewood/fuelwood, wood charcoal
48/49 Judicial/non-judicial stamp papers, court fee stamps, postal items,
rupee notes, cheque book, printed books, newspapers/journal and
periodicals, children’s picture/drawing/colouring books, maps, duty
credit scrips
50 Raw silk, silk waste
51 Wool/animal hair
52 Gandhi topi
50-55 Khadi yarn, khadi fabric
53 Jute fibres, coconut, coir fibre
63 Indian National Flag
67 Human hair
69 Earthen pot
70 Glass bangles
71 Bangles of lac/ shellac
82 Agricultural implements
84 Charkha, handloom
88 Spacecraft and suborbital and spacecraft launch vehicles, parts of
gliders
90 Hearing aids
92 Indigenous handmade musical instruments
96 Muddhas made of sarkanda, brooms or brushes, slate pencils/ chalk
sticks
98 Passenger baggage
Any
chapter
Puja samagri
- Supply of lottery by any person, if appropriate GST has been paid
when lottery was supplied by government/union territory/Local
authority to the authorized distributor
- Supply of goods by a government entity to Central government/State
government/Union territory/Local authority/any person specified by
these governments against consideration from these governments
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