| Custom Duty Section Code | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Section Codes | Section Description | ||
| Section-11 | Textile and Textile Articles | ||
| Custom Duty Chapter Code | |||
| Chapter Codes | Chapter Description | ||
| Chapter-50 | Silk | ||
| Custom Duty Heading Code | |||
| Hs Codes Heading | Heading Description | ||
| 5001 | Silkworm laying, cocoon[Rate Ref by SNo(123) in Ntfn 02/2017- IGST] | ||
| 5002 | RAW SILK (NOT THROWN) | ||
| 5003 | SILK WASTE (INCLUDING COCOONS UNSUITABLE FOR REELING, YARN WASTE AND GARNETTED STOCK) | ||
| 5004 | SILK YARN (OTHER THAN YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE) NOTPUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE | ||
| 5005 | YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE, NOT PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE | ||
| 5005 | Silk yarn[Rate Ref by SNo 202 in Sch I of Ntfn 01/2017 IGST] | ||
| 5006 | SILK YARN AND YARN SPUN FROM SILK WASTE, PUT UP FOR RETAIL SALE; SILK-WORM GUT | ||
| 5006 | Silk yarn[Rate Ref by SNo 202 in Sch I of Ntfn 01/2017 IGST] | ||
| 5007 | WOVEN FABRICS OF SILK OR OF SILK WASTE | ||
| 5007 | Woven fabrics of silk or of silk waste[Rate Ref by SNo 203 in Sch I of Ntfn 01/2017 IGST] | ||
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The Indian custom import duty of Chapter-50 applies to Silk imported into India.
It is determined based on the applicable customs tariff, Basic Customs Duty (BCD), and additional levies, if any. The exact duty structure may vary depending on the category, country of origin, and applicable trade policies. Importers must carefully review the tariff schedule under Chapter-50 to ensure accurate duty assessment and compliance with Indian customs regulations before shipment clearance.
Read MoreThe custom duty of Silk is calculated using the assessable value of the shipment, which includes product value, freight, and insurance.
This value is then applied to the relevant live animal import duty India rates defined under the customs law. Factors such as HS classification, exemptions, and bilateral trade agreements also influence the final duty payable. Proper calculation helps importers avoid penalties, delays, and valuation disputes during customs clearance.
Read MoreHS code 50 covers all Silk classified under Chapter-50 of the Harmonized System.
This includes various categories that are imported for commercial use. Each sub-classification within HSN code 50 has specific tariff rates and compliance requirements. Accurate classification under the correct HS code ensures smooth customs processing and proper duty application during import operations.
Read MoreYes, import duty with GST may apply to live animal imports under HSN code 50, depending on the product classification and prevailing tax rules.
While some Silk may attract exemptions or reduced rates, others are subject to Integrated GST (IGST) at the time of import. Importers should verify current GST notifications and tax applicability to calculate the total landed cost accurately and remain compliant with Indian tax regulations.
Read MoreUsing the correct custom duty by HS code 50 is essential because it directly impacts duty rates, GST applicability, and regulatory compliance.
Incorrect HS classification can lead to overpayment, underpayment, penalties, or shipment delays. Accurate HSN code 50 import duty declaration ensures that the correct customs duty, exemptions, and documentation requirements are applied, helping importers streamline clearance procedures and avoid legal or financial complications.
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