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GST classification of sarees confirms embroidered sarees treated as fabric, taxed at the same fabric rate under GST. Embroidered and designer sarees are classified as fabric for GST purposes, so embroidery does not create a new article and such sarees attract the same GST rate as the underlying fabric. Dress materials and apparel are taxed by sale value thresholds; worn dhotis are treated as worn clothing taxed on sale value, new dhotis as fabric, and jute handbags/shopping bags attract the higher goods rate.
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<h1>GST classification of sarees confirms embroidered sarees treated as fabric, taxed at the same fabric rate under GST.</h1> Embroidered and designer sarees are classified as fabric for GST purposes, so embroidery does not create a new article and such sarees attract the same GST rate as the underlying fabric. Dress materials and apparel are taxed by sale value thresholds; worn dhotis are treated as worn clothing taxed on sale value, new dhotis as fabric, and jute handbags/shopping bags attract the higher goods rate.