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HS 1006.30.19Chapter 10 — Cereals

Other

Live result from the CUSTADA FY 2025-26 schedule · ITC-HS 1006.30.19

Shipment detailsQuantity, unit value & origin

Quantity

UQC

Unit value (₹, CIF)

Country of origin

Basic Customs Duty of ₹84,000 at 70% of ₹1,20,000.

Basic Customs Duty only. SWS, IGST, AIDC and any trade-remedy duty sit on top — the full cascade and landed cost are in the calculator. Decision support, not a filing.

Snapshot70% · Total 77%

Basic Customs Duty

70%

Social Welfare Surcharge

IGST

0% / 5%

Total Effective Duty

77%

Unit of Measurement (UQC)

kg (KG)

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FTA / preferential rates1 origins · best 49%

Agreement	BCD Rate	vs Standard
BESTIndia-UAE CEPA	49%	−21.0%

Concessional origins: United Arab Emirates.

FTA rates require a valid Certificate of Origin and are subject to CAROTAR 2020 verification.

Compliance1 requirement · policy STE

Import Policy

STE

Export Policy

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BIS Quality Control Orders

No QCO is mapped to HS 1006.30.19. Verify against the latest DPIIT/BIS orders before importing.

CONDITIONAllied compliance requirement: Agri Permit. Required at the time of import clearance.

Trade remedies

No active anti-dumping, safeguard or countervailing duty is recorded for HS 1006.30.19 (FY 2025-26). Verify with DGTR for the latest findings.

See the full reference page for HS 1006.30.19 →

Frequently checked HS codes

Live rates from the same schedule — each links to its full reference page.

8517.13.00

Smartphones

37.47%

8703.23.91

Motor cars

100.6%

8471.30.10

Personal computer

18%

9403.60.00

Other wooden furniture

41.6%

4202.22.10

Hand-bags and shopping bags, of artificial plastic material

37.47%

7308.40.00

Equipment for scaffolding, shuttering, propping or pit-propping

30.98%

Frequently asked questions

Why is the duty shown as "70%" instead of a single percentage?

Some tariff lines carry both an ad-valorem rate (70% of assessable value) and a specific duty (₹null per kg). Customs charges whichever works out higher, so on low-value consignments the specific duty usually governs. Quoting the percentage alone understates the liability — change the quantity and unit value above to see which one applies to your shipment.

Is IGST on apparel 5% or 18%?

Both, depending on retail price. From 22 September 2025, IGST on apparel is MRP-based: 5% where MRP is ₹2,500 or less, and 18% above that. The 12% slab was abolished. Confirm the MRP before you file.

Is Social Welfare Surcharge always 10% of BCD?

No — and assuming so is a common costing error. SWS is stated per tariff line and a notification can exempt it independently of the BCD actually charged. HS 1006.30.19 carries BCD of 70% but SWS of 7%. Always read the line, not the rule of thumb.

Does a Certificate of Origin remove the specific duty too?

No. An FTA concession lowers the ad-valorem BCD for a qualifying origin, but where the line carries a specific duty of ₹null per kg, the "whichever is higher" test still runs. A 0% preferential rate does not automatically mean zero Basic Customs Duty.

Is a garment always Chapter 61?

Only if it is knitted or crocheted. Chapter 61 covers knitted garments; Chapter 62 covers woven. The decision turns on fabric construction, not what the product is called. Getting it wrong changes the duty and the BIS position.

Rates are from the CUSTADA FY 2025-26 schedule and are decision support, not a filing. Classification depends on the actual goods; verify with your customs broker before filing a Bill of Entry. Under CBLR 2018 only a licensed broker may file on ICEGATE.