Rate at a Glance
Chapter 82
GST rate guide
Most tools and cutlery are taxed at 18%. Manually operated agricultural hand tools such as spades and hoes are exempt, and kitchen spoons, forks and ladles attract 5%.
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Rates reflect GST changes effective 22 September 2025. Confirm the rate for your exact product description before filing.
All 16 HSN codes under 8207
| HSN code | Description |
|---|---|
| 82071300 | Rock drilling or earth boring tools: with working part of cermets |
| 82071900 | Rock drilling or earth boring tools: other, including parts |
| 82072000 | Dies for drawing or extruding metal |
| 82073000 | Tools for pressing, stamping or punching |
| 82074010 | Tools for tapping or threading: chasers |
| 82074090 | Tools for tapping or threading: other |
| 82075000 | Tools for drilling, other than for rock drilling |
| 82076010 | Tools for boring or broaching: reamers |
| 82076090 | Tools for boring or broaching: other |
| 82077010 | Tools for milling: cutters |
| 82077090 | Tools for milling: other |
| 82078000 | Tools for turning |
| 82079010 | Other interchangeable tools: for metal working hand tools |
| 82079020 | Other interchangeable tools: for wood working hand tools |
| 82079030 | Other interchangeable tools: lathe tools and tool belts |
| 82079090 | Other interchangeable tools: other |
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