- AAR in West Bengal ruled that disposable paper cups are subject to 18% GST
- Manufacturer Sekandar Sardar had requested a ruling for a 5% GST rate
- Disposable paper cups are primarily made from paper with a plastic or wax coating
- Cups are composed of 95% high-grade cellulose paperboard and 5% inner polyethylene coating
- AAR concluded that paper cups fall under Tariff item 4823, requiring an 18% GST
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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