9007 HSN Code: Cinematographic cameras

HSN Sub Chapter 9007 represents Cinematographic cameras under GST classification. This code helps businesses identify Cinematographic cameras correctly for billing, taxation, and trade. With HSN Sub Chapter 9007, companies can avoid errors in invoices, simplify compliance, and enable hassle-free import/export of Cinematographic cameras.

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Chapter No	HSN Code	HSN Description	New GST Rate	Old GST Rate
90	9007	Cinematographic cameras and projectors, whether or not incorporating sound recording or reproducing apparatus	18%	18%

HSN Code 9007

Chapter: 90

Description: Cinematographic cameras and projectors, whether or not incorporating sound recording or reproducing apparatus

New GST Rate: 18% Old GST Rate: 18%

Tariff HSN	Description
90071010	Cameras : For film of less than 16 mm width or for double – 8 mm film
90071090	Cameras : Other
90072010	Projectors : For film of less than 16 mm width
90072090	Projectors : Other
90079100	Parts and accessories : For cameras
90079200	Parts and accessories : For projectors

HSN Code 90071010

Cameras : For film of less than 16 mm width or for double – 8 mm film

HSN Code 90071090

Cameras : Other

HSN Code 90072010

Projectors : For film of less than 16 mm width

HSN Code 90072090

Projectors : Other

HSN Code 90079100

Parts and accessories : For cameras

HSN Code 90079200

Parts and accessories : For projectors

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What products are classified under HSN 9007

It includes Cinematographic cameras

Can I claim ITC on inputs and services used for Cinematographic cameras?

If your outward supply of Cinematographic cameras is taxable, ITC is generally available (Sections 16–17) except blocked credits (e.g., personal use, motor vehicles in most cases). For exempt supplies, proportionate reversal is required under Rule 42/43.

Does packaging or branding change how GST applies to Cinematographic cameras?

Yes. Many food/agri goods are treated differently when sold as pre‑packaged & labelled retail packs versus loose/open packs. If Cinematographic cameras is sold in small pouches (e.g., 500 g) with an MRP and label, record that on the invoice. Loose bulk bags often follow a different treatment.

Any import/export nuance for Cinematographic cameras?

Exports are zero‑rated (with or without payment of IGST) subject to LUT/refund conditions. Imports may attract customs duties in addition to GST. Keep HSN‑wise description consistent across invoice, shipping bill and BOE.

How should I document Cinematographic cameras sent for job work?

Use a delivery challan for sending Cinematographic cameras to the job worker. Declare movement in your records and reconcile when the goods return. If the job worker raises a service invoice, classify it under SAC; your goods remain under the original HSN.

How do I bill a kit or combo that includes Cinematographic cameras?

Prefer separate lines per item with its HSN so each component follows its own tax treatment. If it is a naturally bundled supply, identify the principal supply and tax the whole bundle accordingly.

Important Disclaimer

The above does not constitute professional advice or a formal recommendation. We recommend consulting a professional tax consultant before acting on the information contained in this piece of content.

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