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Papad Khar, an alkaline manufactured mixture containing sodium...

Tariff classification of Papad Khar as an inorganic carbonate results in GST despite exempt papad production.

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GST September 15, 2026 Case Laws AAR
Papad Khar, an alkaline manufactured mixture containing sodium chloride, sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate, is classified as an inorganic carbonate under tariff item 28362090. It is not covered by Heading 2501 because it is neither crude nor merely physically processed salt, and it does not possess the characteristics of yeast or prepared baking powder under Heading 2102. As a Chapter 28 inorganic chemical outside the relevant exclusions and alternative schedules, it attracts GST at 18%. Exemption for exempt papad does not extend automatically to Papad Khar used as an input; each input and finished product requires separate classification and rate determination.

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