GST rate on jobwork.
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07 September 2025
Which rate eligible after 22th September 2025 on jobwork ?
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07 September 2025
Most notified job work services have moved to a concessional 5% GST rate, while all other residual job work services see a higher 18% rate from September 22, 2025.
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20 September 2025
New GST Rates Effective 22 September 2025
Umbrellas job work: 5% (earlier 12%).
Printing job work (Ch. 48 & 49): 5% (earlier 12%).
Brick job work: 5% (earlier 12%).
Pharma job work (Ch. 30): 5% (earlier 12%).
Hides, skins & leather job work (Ch. 41): 5% (earlier 12%).
All other "residual"/general job work: 18% (earlier 12%).
Umbrellas job work: 5% (earlier 12%).
Printing job work (Ch. 48 & 49): 5% (earlier 12%).
Brick job work: 5% (earlier 12%).
Pharma job work (Ch. 30): 5% (earlier 12%).
Hides, skins & leather job work (Ch. 41): 5% (earlier 12%).
All other "residual"/general job work: 18% (earlier 12%).
22 September 2025
Why not changes, current rate is 12% now new rate is 18%
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22 September 2025
As per the latest GST Council decisions, the rate now depends on the type of job work:
For specific sectors like umbrellas, printing, bricks, pharmaceuticals, hides, skins and leather, the GST rate is reduced to 5% from 12%.
For residual or general job work not explicitly covered by these categories, the GST rate is increased to 18% from 12%.
For specific sectors like umbrellas, printing, bricks, pharmaceuticals, hides, skins and leather, the GST rate is reduced to 5% from 12%.
For residual or general job work not explicitly covered by these categories, the GST rate is increased to 18% from 12%.
22 September 2025
Notified sectors (umbrellas, printing, bricks, pharma, leather) now enjoy a sharply reduced 5% GST rate, helping industries lower outsourcing costs substantially.
All other categories of job work, not specifically notified, have seen rates increase to 18%, making general outsourcing more expensive.
The previous flat 12% slab has been discontinued, replaced by sector-specific slabs as part of GST 2.0 reforms.
Input Tax Credit rules largely remain unchanged, but businesses need to update contracts and IT systems for proper invoicing and compliance with new rates.
These changes create clear winners (key manufacturing sectors) and costlier compliance for all other general job work services under GST after September 2025.
All other categories of job work, not specifically notified, have seen rates increase to 18%, making general outsourcing more expensive.
The previous flat 12% slab has been discontinued, replaced by sector-specific slabs as part of GST 2.0 reforms.
Input Tax Credit rules largely remain unchanged, but businesses need to update contracts and IT systems for proper invoicing and compliance with new rates.
These changes create clear winners (key manufacturing sectors) and costlier compliance for all other general job work services under GST after September 2025.
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