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Centering Sheets HSN Code

GST rates and HSN code for Centering Sheets.

ChapterDescriptionHSN CodeRate (%)CESS (%)Effective DateRate Revision
Rubber and articles thereofNatural Rubber, Balata, Gutta-Percha, Guayule, Chicle And Similar Natural Gums, In Primary Forms Or In Plates, Sheets Or Strip – Natural Rubber In Other Forms : Technically Specified Natural Rubber (Tsnr)400122005%01/07/2017
(waste and scrap) paper or paperboardUncoated Paper And Paperboard, Of A Kind Used For Writing, Printing Or Other Graphic Purposes, And Non-Perforated Punch Card And Punch Tape Paper, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets Of Any Size, Other Than Paper Of Heading 4801 Or 4803; Han4802623012%01/07/2017
Uncoated Paper And Paperboard, Of A Kind Used For Writing, Printing Or Other Graphic Purposes, And Non-Perforated Punch Card And Punch Tape Paper, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets Of Any Size, Other Than Paper Of Heading 4801 Or 4803; Han4802564012%01/07/2017
Uncoated Paper And Paperboard, Of A Kind Used For Writing, Printing Or Other Graphic Purposes, And Non-Perforated Punch Card And Punch Tape Paper, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets Of Any Size, Other Than Paper Of Heading 4801 Or 4803; Han4802300012%01/07/2017
Uncoated Paper And Paperboard, Of A Kind Used For Writing, Printing Or Other Graphic Purposes, And Non-Perforated Punch Card And Punch Tape Paper, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets Of Any Size, Other Than Paper Of Heading 4801 Or 4803; Han4802624012%01/07/2017
Paper, Paperboard, Cellulose Wadding And Webs Of Cellulose Fibres, Coated, Impregnated, Covered, Surface-Coloured, Surface-Decorated Or Printed, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets, Of Any Size, Other Than Goods Of The Kind Described In Head4811490018%01/07/2017
Paper, Paperboard, Cellulose Wadding And Webs Of Cellulose Fibres, Coated, Impregnated, Covered, Surface-Coloured, Surface-Decorated Or Printed, In Rolls Or Rectangular (Including Square) Sheets, Of Any Size, Other Than Goods Of The Kind Described In Head4811909118%01/07/2017
Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoalPlywood, Veneered Panels And Similar Laminated Wood – Plywood, Consisting Solely Of Sheets Of Wood, Each Ply Not Exceeding 6 Mm Thickness : Other, With At Least One Outer Ply Of Non-Coniferous Wood : Cuttings And Trimmings Of Plywood Of Width Not Exceedin4412144018%15/11/2017
Nickel and articles thereofNickel Plates, Sheets, Strip And Foil – Of Nickel, Not Alloyed7506100018%01/07/2017
Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or similar materialsCorrugated Sheets Not Containing Asbestos6811810018%01/07/2017
Glass and glasswareGlass Fibres (Including Glass Wool) And Articles Thereof (For Example, Yarn, Woven Fabrics) – Thin Sheets (Voiles), Webs, Mats, Mattresses, Boards And Similar Non-Woven Products : Mats7019310018%01/07/2017
Drawn Glass And Blown Glass, In Sheets, Whether Or Not Having An Absorbent, Reflecting Or Nonreflecting Layer, But Not Otherwise Worked – Glass, Coloured Throughout The Mass (Body Tinted), Opacified, Flashed Or Having An Absorbent, Reflecting Or Non-Refle7004201118%15/11/2017
Float Glass And Surface Ground Or Polished Glass, In Sheets, Whether Or Not Having An Absorbent, Reflecting Or Non-Reflecting Layer, But Not Otherwise Worked700518%15/11/2017
Raw hides and skins (other than furskins) and leatherComposition Leather With A Basis Of Leather Or Leather Fiber, In Slabs, Sheets Or Strip, Whether Or Not In Rolls; Parings And Other Waste Of Leather Or Of Composition Leather, Not Suitable For The Manufacture Of Leather Articles; Leather Dust, Powder And4115201012%15/11/2017
Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring, checking, precision, medical or surgical instruments and apparatus; parts and accessories thereofOptical Fibres And Optical Fibre Bundles; Optical Fibre Cables Other Than Those Of Heading 8544; Sheets And Plates Of Polarising Material; Lenses (Including Contact Lenses), Prisms, Mirrors And Other Optical Elements, Of Any Material, Unmounted, Other Th9001409018%01/07/2017
Other base metals; cermets; articles thereofBars And Rods, Other Than Those Obtained Simply By Sintering, Profiles, Plates, Sheets, Strip And Foil81029518%01/07/2017
Iron and steelFlat-Rolled Products Of Iron Or Non-Alloy Steel, Of A Width Of 600 Mm Or More, Hot-Rolled, Not Clad, Plated Or Coated – Other, Not In Coils, Not Further Worked Than Hotrolled : Of A Thickness Of 3 Mm Or More But Less Than 4.75 Mm : Sheets7208533018%01/07/2017
Plastics and articles thereofOther Plates, Sheets, Film, Foil And Strip, Of Plastics, Non – Cellular And Not Reinforced, Laminated, Supported Or Similarly Combined With Other Materials – Of Cellulose Or Its Chemical Derivatives: Of Regenerated Cellulose: Other :Other3920719918%01/07/2017
Other Plates, Sheets, Film, Foil And Strip, Of Plastics, Non – Cellular And Not Reinforced, Laminated, Supported Or Similarly Combined With Other Materials – Of Other Plastics: Sheet Of Poly (Tetrafluoro – Ethylene) (Ptfe): Other3920994918%01/07/2017
Zinc and articles thereofZinc Plates, Sheets, Strip And Foil – Zinc Plates, Sheets, Strip And Foil :Plates7905002018%01/07/2017

Understanding Centering Sheets HSN Code

Centering sheets, often referred to as shuttering plates or formwork panels, are indispensable in the construction industry. They provide the temporary mold for pouring concrete, ensuring the desired shape and strength of structures like slabs, beams, and columns. For businesses involved in their manufacture, sale, or use, pinpointing the correct Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) code is vital for accurate GST compliance.

The HSN classification for centering sheets primarily depends on the material they are made from, as well as their specific function in construction.

The most common types of centering sheets are made of iron or steel. These fall under Chapter 73: “Articles of iron or steel.” More specifically, they are classified under:

  • HSN 7308: “Structures (excluding prefabricated buildings of heading 9406) and parts of structures (for example, bridges and bridge-sections, lock-gates, towers, lattice masts, roofs, roofing frame-works, doors and windows and their frames and thresholds for doors, shutters, balustrades, pillars and columns), of iron or steel; plates, rods, angles, shapes, sections, tubes and the like, prepared for use in structures, of iron or steel.”
    • Within this, a highly relevant HSN code for centering sheets, particularly those used for scaffolding, shuttering, or propping equipment, is 73084000: “Equipment for scaffolding, shuttering, propping or pit-propping.” This code directly addresses the temporary support structures used in concrete work.
    • General “Centring, Sheet” made of iron or steel can also often be found under 73269099 (“Other articles of iron or steel, n.e.s.: Other”) if not specifically a dedicated part of scaffolding/shuttering equipment.

Both of these HSN codes (73084000 and 73269099), when applied to centering sheets made of iron or steel, typically attract an 18% GST rate.

While steel is the predominant material, it’s worth noting other types of sheets mentioned in the data, such as:

  • Plywood, Veneered Panels (Chapter 44): If wooden centering sheets (plywood or similar laminated wood) are used, they would fall under Chapter 44, potentially HSN 4412 (e.g., 44129120 for “Tea Chest Panel Or Shooks, Packed In Sets” or other relevant plywood subheadings). The GST rate for wooden products can vary, but is often 12% or 18%.
  • Plastics (Chapter 39): Less common for heavy-duty concrete work, but plastic sheets used for formwork could fall under Chapter 39 (e.g., 39207199 or 39209949 for “Other Plates, Sheets, Film, Foil And Strip, Of Plastics”). These generally attract an 18% GST.

Therefore, for accurate GST compliance, always identify the material of the centering sheets and their primary use in construction to assign the correct HSN code.

FAQs

What is the primary material for most centering sheets?

Most centering sheets used in construction are made of iron or steel.

Which HSN Chapter covers centering sheets made of iron or steel?

Centering sheets made of iron or steel are classified under Chapter 73: “Articles of iron or steel.”

What is the general GST rate for iron or steel centering sheets?

Centering sheets made of iron or steel typically attract an 18% GST rate.

Why is the term “centering” used for these sheets in construction?

“Centering” refers to the temporary support structure or formwork that holds concrete in place until it cures and gains strength, ensuring the “center” or shape of the poured concrete.

What HSN Chapter would wooden centering sheets fall under?

Wooden centering sheets (e.g., plywood) would fall under Chapter 44: “Wood and articles of wood.”

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