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GST Exemptions List

Here’s an updated list of some commonly known GST exemptions as of January 11, 2024 in India:

Food and Beverages:

  • Unprocessed food items like cereals, pulses, fruits, vegetables, milk, honey, eggs, etc.
  • Natural mineral water, tender coconut water.
  • Certain essential commodities like bread, jaggery, atta, salt, etc.

Education and Healthcare:

  • Services provided by way of tuition fees for education of children up to 12th standard.
  • Supply of educational equipments or aids, books, newspapers, and journals.
  • Services provided by hospitals, nursing homes, dispensaries, etc. by way of treatment or diagnosis.

Agriculture and Rural Development:

  • Supply of agricultural tools and implements.
  • Supply of live poultry and fish.
  • Supply of seeds, fertilizers, and bio-pesticides.
  • Income from poultry raising and beekeeping.

Other Exemptions:

  • Supply of sanitary napkins and menstrual cups.
  • Supply of goods to SEZs (Special Economic Zones).
  • Goods for personal use up to INR 50,000 imported through Rupee Payment Channels by passengers.
  • Funeral and burial services.

Please note:

  • This is not an exhaustive list and there may be other exemptions applicable depending on the specific goods or services.
  • The GST rates and exemptions may change periodically.
  • It’s always advisable to consult Company Mitra for precise and up-to-date information regarding GST applicability to your specific situation.

Quick Summery

Here’s an updated list of some commonly known GST exemptions as of January 11, 2024 in India: Food and Beverages: Unprocessed food items like cereals, pulses, fruits, vegetables, milk, honey, eggs, etc. Natural mineral water,

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